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

It was only after the surgery that the ruby necklace was finally removed from the miserable Dylan's intestines.

What awaited him was fifteen days of absolute bed rest, so he had to lie down in the VIP room of his family's hospital like a mummy.

As the continuous usage of the patient-controlled epidural analgesia pump could cause damage to the body, the pump was removed at the second of his surgery, which was followed by the constant pain as h wiggled on the bed in an excruciating grimace.

The more intense the pain was, the more intense the hatred he had toward Charlie.

He couldn't wait to recover quickly and then make his way to Aurous Hill to settle the score with Charlie. It would be best to cut him into a million pieces to restore his tarnished reputation as the third young master of the Koch family.

Charlie, on the other hand, couldn't care less about him.

friend was getting married over the weekend. Since he had promised his wife that he would borrow the two luxury cars as her friend's wedding cars, he called Graham on Friday and asked

learned that Master Wade was finally going to use these two cars, he immediately arranged for a trailer to deliver the two

of them was driven on the street. Moreover, these two cars were extremely rare even in

luxurious villa like Thompson First, so when the cars were delivered to Charlie's villa, it attracted a

she saw the cars in the garage. She circled the cars several times and asked Claire in excitement, "My dear daughter, where did you get these two cars? They're so awesome!" 2 Claire replied, "Mom, Charlie borrowed these two cars from Mr. Quinton. My friend is getting married tomorrow, so I borrowed these two cars for her as the wedding cars." 2 "D*mn!" Elaine exclaimed, "When will we have such a n exclusive sports car in our

filthy rich friends of yours to give us a car like this? I've never

be too flamboyant. Hence, he didn't feel anything special about these two cars nor did he feel that it was a great honor to drive them out on the street,

expensive to maintain. Take this Bugatti for example-one of its tires costs more than one hundred thousand dollars, so it's five to six hundred dollars for four tires combined. Their routine maintenance can cost up to tens of thousands of dollars. If you scratch

said, "Wow, rather than using all that money to maintain this piece of steel, I might as well use it