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

Charlie nodded and said, "Okay, but the staircase is quite steep, so be careful when you go down."

Jasmine shyly stretched out her tender hand to Charlie and said softly, "Master Wade, can you hold my hand, please? I'm afraid that I will fall..."

Frankly, she wasn't afraid of falling. Instead, she wanted to take this opportunity to get closer to Charlie.

Charlie took a glimpse at the stone staircase. It was indeed quite long and steep as it extended to the riverbank. Jasmine was a girl, and she was wearing a tight-fitting dress that limited her movements. It would be awful if she slipped and fell, so he took her delicate hand and led her carefully down the stone steps.

At this moment, there were only the two of them at the riverbank. Occasionally, a few ships with lights on it passed by the river, the sound of the rumbling diesel engines was very loud and noisy, but it didn't create any noise pollution in the empty riverbank.

Charlie let go of Jasmine's hand when they arrived on the riverbank. He donned a warm smile as the cold breeze blew gently on his face and said, "Wow, this place is really nice."

Jasmine smiled timidly. She fiddled with her long black hair at her ear and said, "I loved coming here

when I was young. My dad was busy with work, so it was always my mom who brought me here every day." 1

continued, "At that time, my mom would drive me here, park the car at the same spot, and then take me down the same stone steps down here as she held my hand carefully, just

Charlie nodded lightly.

thought of his parents when he was in the

as strong as he was now when he was young, so whenever he thought of them, he would hide under his blanket or in the secluded corner of

went by, he slowly got used to the feelings and

For example, 'may the deceased rest in peace while the living must move on with

Jasmine, who stood next to him, sighed. "This morning, I visited my parents' grave. It is unbelievable that they have been gone for more than a decade. My childhood memories are still vivid in my mind. I often have the illusion that

and sighed lightly, "At least you can still visit your parents' graves. I don't even know where my parents are buried now." 6 "Huh?!"

should sleep or when my next meal would be. I was unable to handle their funeral

short while before continuing," But it is possible that my grandfather or someone from my family took my

not

asking, "Master Wade, do

but I'm not ready to