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

To win Donald over, Cadfan asked his butler to bring some gifts with him when he went to visit the Webb family.

The Schulz family's chief butler had the same qualifications and status as Stephen, and he might even be more powerful in comparison. Besides, the chief butler not only represented himself, but he also represented the head of the Schulz family, Cadfan. Therefore, the fact that Cadfan was asking the chief butler to visit Donald in person was already giving the Webb family a lot of face.

Cadfan attached great importance to winning the Webb family over. That was the reason why he had personally sent the chief butler to visit them on his behalf.

Cadfan also knew very well that he was already a person that was hated by everyone right now.

Therefore, it would be impossible for him to return to Eastcliff within this short period of time.

Therefore, he would have to be prepared to stay in Sudbury for a long time.

This incident gave him the feeling of similarity to the period of history when Eastcliff was invaded in 1860. The king hurriedly fled in panic at that time, just like

what Cadfan was doing right now.

had had an even more

but he did not even have the opportunity to return to the capital. As a result, he had died in the second

to allow a repeat of the king's misery, Cadfan had already made a comprehensive plan for

families in Sudbury over to his

Sudbury into the Schulz family's

also wanted to bring his eldest son, Sheldon, up again so that he could serve

only be able to make sure that Sheldon would adhere to all of his instructions

Cadfan would then continue ruling behind the scenes as he remained hidden in Sudbury. That way, Cadfan would be able to ensure that

had already been in control of the entire Schulz family for so many years, and he had power and control over the entire Schulz family regardless of whether

as the acting chairman of Schulz Group, he would not possess any real power,

and assets of the Schulz family would automatically be handed over to the management of the trust fund established by the Swiss Bank. Even though the Schulz family had properties and assets amounting to more than one trillion dollars,

also set it clearly. Each of his sons and daughters would be able to receive a living expense of ten million dollars a month, and their respective spouses would be able to receive five million dollars a month. As for his grandchildren, they would receive six million dollars a month, and their spouses

did not change his will before his death, then after his death, the entire Schulz family's descendants would only

trillion dollars and had a monthly net profit of more than ten billion dollars, no one would be eligible to use the remaining money at all. The money could only be put into the