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

For any teenager in their twenties to suddenly find out about their father having an illegitimate daughter, it would be hard to accept this kind of reality. 7 This was especially so for Sophie.

She was the same as her mother, Helen. Both had serious mysophobia in regards to relationships. 3

Despite never having dated anyone till today, Sophie would certainly be like her mother and insist on divorcing her husband if the same thing happened to her.

Thus, even though it was hard for her to accept this reality at the moment, she fully agreed with her mother's decision.

Regarding this matter, Jaime had a little bit of male chauvinism.

To him, it was impossible for his father to be loyal to marriage for a lifetime based on his identity.

one partner of the opposite gender. Hence, it was normal t o flirt

all, he grew up in an upper-class social circle from a young age. In this circle, he had seen many

have illegitimate sons and daughters in this

had even bragged about it on social media. Thus, comparatively, his father had only had a one night stand with his bodyguard,

this circle had already gotten

his mother and sister because he understood their character. If he were to defend his father at this moment, he would be scolded terribly by the two of them. Sophie was very

to her mother on the phone, "Mum, I support your decision to divorce Dad!

her. She calmly replied, "Sophie, the reason I'm telling you all these things is because you and your brother are old enough. You have the right to know. However, this issue is between me and

two can decide if you want to live with the Schulz family or to live with your grandmother on my side. If you both want to live on your own outside, I'm fine with that too." "In the future, if your paternal or maternal grandfather has family gatherings, you both should participate as usual. Only your dad and I will not join the in-law's gatherings. The rest will remain the same. Sophie was upset and uttered, "Mum! We should confront that woman with the

an open mind, "She's also quite pitiful. I don't blame her. You should not confront her either. It's one's choice to be in a relationship. There's no right or wrong." Choking up, Sophie asked, "Mum, what's your

a divorce. If he is quick to understand, I will travel to