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

"Ahh? So soon? You're not going to stay in Eastcliff for a few more days?"

"I have already settled all of my business, and there is nothing left for me to do here. I will be leaving tomorrow." 7

When Loreen heard this, she said without any hesitation at all, "In that case, I will also leave Eastcliff tomorrow. Let's go back to Aurous Hill together, okay? We can take the same plane back."

Charlie wanted to turn her down. However, when he saw the pleading expression on her face, he could not bring himself to turn her down, s

After all, it was normal for friends to take the same flight together. So, he could not intentionally avoid taking the same flight as her.

So, Charlie said, "Okay. We can go back together, then."

Loreen hurriedly said, "Then, you can give me your identity card details later. I will buy our flight tickets together!" 6

"Okay."

While the birthday banquet was still in progress, Dylan's eldest uncle and second uncle had already made the preparations for him for his cycling trip to Aurous Hill.

the bicycle so that they could tie his luggage there. After that, they

as soon as he was done eating. Otherwise, if he continued dillydallying, Charlie might get angry again. If

about this. Instead, she hurriedly called her husband, Leonard, who was just done with his work and was preparing to rush over to the birthday banquet. She quickly told him about this matter before she asked him to go home and pack up

help but feel angry and frightened at the same time. Fortunately, they had not offended the Golding family because of this

care about rushing over to attend his

to pack

son.

only drove over there in a hurry

not say anything and simply cried bitterly

it would be and how much suffering he would have to endure in this one year. Thus, he

very anxious and

he had already lived in Eastcliff for so many years, and he was very clear about the essence of

would always be able to crush

a wealthy and powerful family like the Golding family. Since his son had already offended someone from the Golding family as well as their most distinguished guest, he would unmistakably have to pay for the price and consequences

were very protective of their son, insisting on using the strength of their whole family to protect him. As a result, the other party had dealt with them until their family had almost gone bankrupt. At the end of the day, they were still unable to protect their son, and the other party had turned their son into a cripple. 11 The wealthy and powerful families were basically walking on a tightrope when