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

The point where Lord Schulz was superior to Sheldon was that he had a rough framework in his own brain through vague traces and clues. At the same time, he counted out the existence of Charlie, a

mysterious person, in this framework.

In truth, Lord Schulz had always been a very shrewd old fox, planning many things almost flawlessly. There were only a few times he made small errors which had led to a large discrepancy, all because he could not anticipate a variable such as Charlie.

This time, he presumed that Sophie was not dead and that someone must have saved Sophie. Thus, he decided to make great efforts to save Sheldon and his family.

The first breakthrough point, naturally, was Sheldon, the head of the family.

This phone call just now had not only appeased Sheldon, but he had also expressed his apology to Jaime in front of Sheldon.

If this father and son believed his words, he had at least redeemed half of this family of four, then.

Although Sheldon could not forgive Lord Schulz so easily, at this moment, his heart was indeed slightly

Lord Schulz had taken to admit

head and admitted his mistakes to anyone in his life. Thus, for

the existence of Charlie, a mysterious factor. Hence he was not sure of the real motive for

he himself had been sent to Australia. Even if the old man had done something wrong to him, there was no need to bow to him. The old man could even completely put him under

initiative to bow his head and admit his mistakes, pleading for forgiveness, which made Sheldon feel that the old man might have really come to his

himself and had agreed to let Sheldon return to his country, which was the same as

would have trouble with the trillion-dollar family fortune. In Sheldon's heart, in

his own daughter, and on the other hand,

found that he could not stop the excitement deep inside him in this

him completely understand

of battles for the throne and power

kill the older brother, a father would kill his son, a son would kill his father, and so 0 n-this was commonplace in history. The reason for this was that the benefits in front of them were too huge, huge enough to leave blood and kinship behind.

their relatives

next of kin, one could get back