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

Immediately afterward, Yuvin had a cold expression on his face as he spoke up, "Butler Schulz, you're right. I might not be able to persuade my father."

As he spoke, Yuvin immediately turned the conversation around as he said, "But I can persuade my own pair of legs!"

When Arrington heard these words, his eyes lit up immediately, and he blurted out as he asked, "Yuvin, what exactly do you mean by that?"

Yuvin blurted out, "It's very simple. My father might not be willing to collaborate with the Schulz family, but I'm willing to do so. However, my cultivation base is only second to Lord Harker in the Harker family. In addition, I have two sons and a group of subordinates who would be willing to follow me. As long as Lord Schulz is willing to accept us, I'm willing to bring my men with me to Sudbury to serve Lord Schulz!" Arrington was overjoyed.

He thought to himself, 'That old b*stard, Holden Harker, is simply too stubborn. It will simply be impossible to persuade him to change his mind. However, it seems as though this Yuvin Harker is very sincere. If he truly has a group of followers that he could bring to Sudbury with him to serve Lord Schulz, my mission this time will not be a complete failure, then.'

As he thought about this, Arrington immediately switched to a very happy attitude as he smiled and said to Yuvin, "Hahaha! Yuvin, come. Come up and talk!" 3

As he spoke, he took the initiative to stretch out his hand to pull Yuvin up.

At this time, in the Harker mansion.

So, the members of the

him to their ancestral hall where the Harker family's ancestor tombs were

tell the ancestors of the Harker family the good news that he

the Schulz family anymore was released, there

would be impossible for any family to

family, and even every single person, would have

over the years was mainly because Holden's management ability was strong, and

people's money away was equivalent to killing their

world, there were many people who placed more importance on money as compared to family

as long as the price was right and could fully meet a person's psychological expectations, the vast majority of people would betray family affection

just that everyone had a different price

out completely with their brothers and sisters and refuse to have any more dealings with one another in the future just for their parents' pension which

on the surface, but as soon as the battle for the family's huge fortune started kicking off, everyone would make every effort to

two billion dollars or even three billion dollars, this was equivalent to Holden drawing a clear line with