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

Lady Wilson had always despised Charlie and his family.

When she had begged them to return to the family, they refused to the very end. Now that she had obtained a huge investment from the Webb family, she didn't need to take them seriously at all. 6 Besides, she felt that Charlie and the family were simply appearing strong outwardly while they were actually weak inwardly. 5

Although they lived in the luxurious Thompson First villa, that was all they had. 1

Charlie and Jacob had no jobs and no income, simply lingering around the house all day. 7

Claire owned an office, but the scale of her business was very small and the revenue generated from her own business seemed scarce at the moment. 6

Hence, Lady Wilson was convinced that despite them living in the Thompson First villa, it was because they were barely able to afford to live in it, but realistically speaking, they were not as rich as she currently was. 9

the family, humiliated and insulted in the process, they had looked down on her and refused to obey her request. Now

humiliation she had suffered in the

the Bentley Continental stopped in front of Charlie's villa, Harold turned to look at Lady Wilson and asked, "Grandma,

sneered. "Honk the horn and let

up and saw that the twentysomething green hats were still hanging on Elaine's balcony. He huffed indignantly, "D*mn it, Elaine, that b *tch! She's been hanging the green hats for so many days now and still hasn't taken them down!"

Wilson said indifferently, "Don't give a d*mn, just let her be, it's just some hats. Let me advise you, now that Hannah has aborted the baby, you'd better

a b*stard but she has also infected me with STDs! I still have to g 0 to the hospital every day to inject six bottles of fluids as the treatment, and the doctor told me I need to do the same thing for at

get on your nerves even if she hangs two hundred green hats all over her house! At the end of the day, it is you

Donald Webb's interference, he couldn't divorce her yet. However, his mother was right-if he continued to treat this matter as a huge shame, it would indeed give his opponents leverage

Mom, I understand what you mean. Elaine can do whatever she likes,

did Lady Wilson nod in satisfaction and turned to Harold and said, "Harold, honk the horn and get Elaine out!" "Okay,