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

"Mercury dichloride?!"

Blood instantly drained from Edmund's face when he heard this!

He fell to his knees with a loud thud and pleaded to Isaac, tears drenching his face, "I'm sorry! I'm truly sorry! Please, I beg you, please let a doctor come to give me a stomach lavage! It'll be too late if you don' hurry..."

"Stomach lavage?" Isaac snorted, "Edmund, are you scared now? Why didn't you consider your victim's feelings when you harmed them back then? Now that it's your turn, you're scared? Do you honestly think you can solve the problem by giving in? Let me tell you, it's impossible!"

Edmund broke down in despair and cried, "Please call Mr. Wade and tell him that I'm sorry! I truly am! I'll do anything to amend my mistakes as long as he can spare my life!"

Isaac huffed in disdain. "Do you think you are qualified to do anything for Mr. Wade?"

clicked his tongue contemptuously and said in a cold voice, "A useless piece of sh*t like

alone to Mr.

help me talk to Mr. Wade! As long as he can let a doctor do a stomach lavage on me, I'll be willing to be locked up in here forever! I can even

"Hey, Yankee! Stop bullshitting! You have offended Master Wade, and yet, you expect him to let you go? Dream o n! Besides, Don Albert already has me,

man who had spoken was none other than Ichiro's younger brother,

he had been sent here by Charlie, he had dreamed of escaping this hellhole, but Albert's dog kennel was extremely well-guarded, and he couldn't

and get abandoned by Charlie, thus

clearly remembered how Ichiro had fawned over Charlie. With him in the dog kennel as a living example for Ichiro, Ichiro certainly would tread on a thin line and do everything cautiously. So, that only left the second possibility, and

was near zero. After all, despite his hard labor in the kennel all day, his status was very low in here, even worse than the dogs. He rarely saw Albert here, let alone Charlie. 4 Because of this, he worked relentlessly and meticulously, hoping that Albert's men could see his efforts and report his performance truthfully