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

Evening. The sky was getting dark.

A Rolls-Royce Cullinan was speeding on the Aurous Hill expressway.

The person driving the car was one of Isaac's subordinates.

The person seated on the passenger seat was Isaac.

The mother and daughter, Helen and Sophie, were seated in the back seat.

Isaac, who was sitting on the passenger seat, was looking at the map on the navigation, and he said to the both of them, "Please wait for a moment. We are less than ten minutes away from our destination. When we get there, you can call your family members, then."

Helen and Sophie were both extremely excited. It had already been such a long time since they had met with the accident. What they feared the most was that their family members would be overly worried. So, they could not wait to let their family members know the news that they were still alive.

asked them to wait for another ten minutes, the both of them did not

so many days. S o, an extra ten minutes would

time, Helen's father, Jefferson, was holding a family meeting with his sons and daughters in the Dunn family's old mansion in Aurous Hill.

had been looking all over for Helen and

like the Schulz family. However, they were unable to find any

Jefferson was already at his wits' end over this matter. He looked at his sons and daughters before he frowned and asked, "Where is Jaime? We already said that we will have a meeting tonight. So, why hasn't he

WhatsApp message just now. He said that he was working with this year's performance venues to determine some concert-related matters. He cannot make it back in time, so he asked us to start the

he said, "That kid, Jaime, is usually quite sensible. So, why does it seem as though he cannot get his thoughts right at the most critical moment?! At a time

things that he needs to get done. He cannot possibly

should also understand it very well in his heart, but since there are no clues at

angry and sullen tone, "I have this feeling that Jaime has recently been a little absent-minded. I'm just afraid that he would be indifferent to family affection just like the