The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Gibson finally realized that something had gone terribly wrong at this point. How else could he explain the sudden appearance of so many trucks that surrounded them for no reason? 5 Moreover, from the looks of their stance, they didn't intend to let them escape, hence the parallel formation.

They had heavily-loaded trucks sandwiching them both front and rear, with the river roaring under the bridge. If these trucks were really coming at them, they would have no way out. Gibson shuddered in horror and said, "Are they here for the kids? Why? These kids are just a bunch of low-life orphans!" 7

"That's right!" Gibson's brother said, "Besides, the police didn't even come after us yet. Why are these people here?" As the two fleets of trucks were inching closer and closer to them, Gibson's brother had no choice but to stop the van. Everyone in the van panicked, including Max. s

Max stumbled into an unending horror at the moment. No one knew the orphanage better than he did. If these children were gone, it was most likely that the police would undergo the investigation instead of the force from the people. He was feeling rather peculiar as to why these strangers had come after them instead of the police.

However, there was one exception that made him go berserk.

The exception was Charlie, who had pushed him into this miserable state yesterday.

In the midst of confusion, he had a strong feeling that this had everything to do with Charlie. When the image of Charlie's unpredictable expression appeared in his mind, he mumbled, "Did Charlie plan all this?" s

and surround them in the middle

knife from his pocket and said, his voice shaky, "If they come at us,

but

was on the verge of fright. He urged, flustered," Close the curtains and windows at the back. We'll fight back

thick curtains on the windows of the van's rear rows.

and the rest of the

to his two brothers and Max, "Hurry, take your knives out! We can't back off now, we can only rely on ourselves to get out of

knife to each of them. It was initially meant as a backup weapon and to give them courage, but none of them had expected that they would have

was involved in the treacherous odd jobs all

on the other hand, was just a scammer working a s an employee in Axel Insurance who cheated the old folks who dreamed

out the knife, his hands trembling profusely, and asked, "Gibson, who

indignantly, "I want to ask you the