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

During this period, Christopher truly hated Hannah to the core!

After all, to a man, there was nothing more painful than getting betrayed by his own beloved woman. 1

When Hannah had disappeared, Christopher had fallen for Charlie's words, and he was muddleheaded enough to actually believe that Hannah had eloped with a gigolo, 7

Also, Hannah had held the entire family's money with her at that time. Therefore, Christopher was even more angry and furious with Hannah. 7

So many days and nights had already passed, but every time he thought of Hannah, he really wanted to catch her and beat her to death. 3

However, he also knew that he would never be able to meet Hannah again in this life since she had already run away with their money. It would also be possible for her to have fled abroad with the money. He never expected that he would meet Hannah, whom he hated so deeply, in the Webb family villa in Sudbury today!

Hence, Christopher did not think much and rushed at Hannah without any hesitation at all. He stretched out his hand before he gave her a tight slap across her face. Hannah fell to the ground as soon as he slapped

her.

slapping her, Christopher pointed his finger at her furiously before he said, "Good job, you b*tch! You actually dare to come back!

husband, Christopher, whom she had been thinking of day and night, would actually give her a tight slap across her face as soon as they met Her leg was a little crippled, and she could only struggle as she tried to crawl away. After that, she

am also going to kill you! You actually dare to run away with

you spouting? When did I ever raise a gigolo? I was framed

frowned. "What has this matter got

torture and suffering she had endured for so many days, and she suddenly cried out, "Have you forgotten what we were

Charlie, suddenly came over to the villa, and he brought people with him to beat us up after forcing me to donate all of the money I had

this, Hannah was already

I can only rest for about four to five hours a day. I spent the rest of my time working in the coal mine at Mount Blackpine. Besides not having enough food to eat or any warm clothes to wear, I would often get beat up. I was suffering so much as though I was living in

heard this, he felt