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

Chapter 3345

Chapter 3345

Charlie's words made everyone at the scene, including Helena, feel extremely shocked!

Everyone was wondering what Charlie's words could actually mean? Could this be the typical empty talk and daydreaming in the art of war? This was too nonsensical, right?

This feeling was just like one person who was asking another person, "D*mn it. The chairman wants to fire me. What should I do now?" 2

As a result, the other person had suddenly said, "What are you afraid of? You can just replace him as the chairman directly and fire him instead, right?"

At first glance, it might sound very reasonable, but in truth, it was just ridiculous!

So, in everyone's eyes, Charlie's proposal was simply extremely and ridiculously outrageous.

However, Helena did not find it outrageous at all.

eyes, and she was a little nervous as she asked, "Mr... Mr. Wade, could it be that you... you have a way for me to go back and regain the rights to inherit

and said, "Of course I have a way. It depends on whether you want it or

"I want it! I want it

she pleaded, "Mr. Wade, if you can help me regain the throne, I will definitely sacrifice everything that I have in order to repay your kindness. I will not hesitate even if

had already been forced into a desperate situation and dead-end

choice, and that was for her to give up all resistance

a luxury that she did not

actually offering her

right to succeed the throne, all of the passivity and the tribulations that she

she could sit on the

that

to contribute all of the royal

Olivia at the moment, and she was willing to agree to all of his conditions even if it was just for the

so agreeable, he nodded with a slightly satisfied expression on

help Helena regain the throne, but he would not do such a thing for nothing

unless Helena could cooperate properly with him when it came to his future needs for the Northern Europe royal family after she had regained the throne. Although the Northern European royal family did not have much money, their aristocratic and noble status was still a hard currency in