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

Charlie was slightly surprised, but he did not show it a t all. Instead, he naturally retracted his gaze.

At this time, Carvalho and Mason did not know that the person that they were looking for was actually seated not too far behind them. 1 Since they had arrived slightly earlier, their food had already been served, and they had already begun eating for quite some time.

As they ate, Mason asked Carvalho, "Great-grandpa, do you have any preliminary plans on how long you intend to stay in Oskia this time?"

Carvalho shook his head and said, "We will take everything step by step as it comes. I have a vague feeling that I will have a fortunate encounter during my trip to Aurous Hill this time. So, I have no plans to leave before this good fortune and opportunity appears."

Mason nodded lightly, and he was about to say something. However, he decided to hold back his words after looking around his surrounding environment.

At this time, Carvalho's cell phone suddenly rang.

Carvalho glanced at his cell phone screen, and he

phone call from Cadfan. So, he answered

have you already found out who the person with the fate of

replied helplessly, "We have just arrived in Aurous Hill for a

you have the confidence to kill him after you find him?"

a s he replied solemnly, "I only promised you that I would investigate and look into this matter on your behalf. However, I would never do whatever you have

at the end of the day? I had a nightmare last night that no matter how many times the copper coin was tossed, it would always be facing heads up. I am about to

replied coldly, "Cadfan, I will only do three things in my life. These three things are to watch, calculate, and correct! I will watch and calculate to discover the problem, and I will do everything within my ability to help you correct the issue as soon as I discover the source of the problem. This certainly does not include the kind of thing that you have just asked of me! If you want someone who is going to do that kind of thing for you, I think that it

the other end of the line, suddenly fell silent at this

find out the identity of the person with the fate of

also a little

he quickly suppressed the anger in his heart as he casually replied, "Alright, then. If there is nothing else,

him, hurriedly asked, "Great-grandpa, what happened?" Carvalho sighed before he said,