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

Quinn was puzzled.

She felt that her father had been spending so much time looking for Charlie throughout all these years. Moreover, he had even had trouble sleeping and eating because he could not find Charlie at all. He had always felt very guilty deep down in his heart, s

Now that she had finally met Charlie by chance, she naturally wanted to tell her father about the good news. This would also be a form of relief to her father after so many years.

So, she hurriedly asked, "Brother Charlie, why can't I tell anyone else that I saw you?"

Charlie sighed softly before he said, "Well, no matter what happened, it has already been more than ten years. At the very least, I am living very happily and peacefully in Aurous Hill now. Hence, I do not want to provoke anyone in Eastcliff now."

Quinn replied emotionally, "Brother Charlie, you are the young master of the Wade family! Why would you choose to remain at a place like Aurous Hill? If you choose to return to Eastcliff, wouldn't you inherit at least twenty to thirty percent of the Wade family's trillions of dollars of assets, then?"

waved his hand and said, "I am not short of money now.

Wade family's assets or inheritance. I just want to live a stable and peaceful life

exclaimed, "Brother

casually replied, "The both of us have already been married for more than three years

Charlie! Have you forgotten that you have a

between our parents when we were still young. At that time, both of us were still young and

it be taken into account? Do you know that even after you disappeared for so many years, my dad would always remind me every day that I am already a woman who is

Charlie was dumbfounded.

between six to seven years old. He had already forgotten about this matter a long time ago. However, Charlie did not expect Quinn and her family to still remember it.

After all, this was something that was so important to the other party, but he had completely forgotten all about it. This really made him feel a little guilty. Therefore, he could only say apologetically, "Nana, to be honest, I have been living a very miserable life for many years. For the first ten years of my life, I have been living at the orphanage. After that, I spent the next few years working at various construction sites. I have never settled down or had a place that I could call my home until I

little angry and distressed as she asked with flushed red eyes, "Didn't you think about the marriage contract between the