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

The nurse grabbed a pillow to cover her body and said in an aggrieved tone, "Mr. Koch, don't you sling mud at me. If it weren't for you, why would I betray my boyfriend? My boyfriend and I share a very affectionate relationship..." 6

Dylan cursed furiously. "You have a boyfriend?"

The nurse cried, "Yes, my boyfriend and I have been together for several years and we've even planned to get married this year. If he knows about this, it would be the end for me...'

Dylan gritted his teeth in agitation while Leonard glared at the nurse with a dark face and said, "I'll give you five million, get out of this room and this hospital right now." 7

When the nurse heard that she would get five million, she nodded profusely, quickly grabbed her uniform and put it on her, and ran out with a grin on her face.

At this moment, the doctors came to tend to Dylan's grandmother who fell on the floor, and took her away for examination.

Dylan's grandfather and father followed them, leaving Sylvia, Dylan's mother, in the ward.

chided, "Boy, what's wrong with you? Why are you so ignorant? Out of all the places in the city, why did you

any idea how pissed off

"Mom, I'm sorry..."

head low, crying

better than anyone that your grandfather values the Koch family's bloodline the most. Whoever impregnates a low-life commoner woman out there will be renounced by your grandfather! You know how both your uncles' sons ended up,

palm. His third uncle's youngest son and his fourth uncle's second son were kicked out of Eastcliff by their grandfather exactly for this reason-they had impregnated some women who were way below their social class when

the south part of the country where each of them was in charge of running a small unknown business. They could never return to the Koch family in Eastcliff nor use the family's resources. It could be said that they

had been extremely proud of his

the Koch family of their line were high-achieving

Qing dynasties, many princes and crown princes were

his grandfather's opinion, only the well-educated and highly cultured ladies from the upper-class society had the right to bear the Koch family's children and to extend

great insult to the pedigree of the Koch family's bloodline if any of his offsprings impregnated the low-class women, and it was totally unacceptable,