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

Carmen hurriedly said, "Don't be in such a hurry. I'd like to trouble you with another matter. Tom's father would like to talk to him on the phone. Do you think that it'd be convenient for you?"

"Talk on the phone?" Charlie frowned before he glanced at Tom, who was kneeling on the ground in fear and trepidation, as he turned on the speaker directly and said, "How about this? Tell his father that he can talk to him over the phone, but he will only be able to talk to him for up to two minutes. Will that be fine?"

"Yes."

Very soon, Zacheus, who had received Carmen's reply, called Tom's cell phone.

After Charlie answered the call, he immediately turned on the speakerphone as he handed the cell phone over to Tom.

Zacheus, who was on the other end of the line, asked tentatively, "Tom, are you there?"

When Tom heard his father's voice, he broke down emotionally as he cried and said, "Dad! Save me, Dad! There is a man here who wants to send me off to work as a crew member on a ship for three years! He will

not even allow me to get off the ship throughout the three years. Dad, please find a way to save me and bring me back!"

I'm afraid that I might not be able to help

"Dad! I still have to attend Quinn's concert, and I'll have to prepare for my own concert next season! You cannot just abandon me,

are you

to clear up your mess for you every time you cause trouble. Let me tell you the truth. I won't be able to help you with the trouble that you've caused this time. You'll have to clean up your own mess on your own! If you cannot do that, you should just

be so heartless! You cannot just

When will you finally grow up? I am already making things so clear, but you still have not realized that there is nothing else

me for being heartless, but you should learn a lesson from this painful experience

could not help

Carmen Wade's pleading to be useless, but even my father cannot seem to do anything at

really cannot escape...'

Charlie spoke up and said, "That's enough. It's about time. You can just stop

on the other end of the line, hurriedly pleaded, "Young Master Wade, this stubborn and mischievous son of mine must have really caused you trouble. I'll have