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

As soon as Charlie's words came out, Theodore shuddered with fear.

The reason why he had said all these to Charlie was because he had wanted to let Charlie understand that his family's current business was not dependent on the Wade family, nor did he need any resources or help from the Wade family at all. Therefore, there was no

need for him to come to Oskia once every three months to give Charlie a report.

However, Theodore would never have thought that after saying so much, Charlie would actually ask him to stay in Oskia directly to help him instead.

Theodore was instantly filled with regret, and he really wanted to slap himself in the face!

After that, he had a miserable look on his face as he hurriedly said, "Mr. Wade... Please don't take what I've just said seriously because I was merely bragging..."

Charlie had a calm expression on his face as he asked, "Oh? Is that so?"

Theodore hurriedly nodded repeatedly as if he was pounding garlic.

At this time, a middle-aged man beside Theodore had a nervous expression on his face as he spoke up and said, "Charlie... I'm Theodore's father and your father's cousin brother, Herman Wade. This son of mine has

most noise'. I don't know how many times I've already scolded him and told him not to brag blindly outside, but he

now, so please do not

so long, it turns out that

"You b*stard! Aren't you going to hurry up and

he had a look of apprehension on his face as he said, "Mr. Wade... I was wrong. I should not have bragged in front of you... Please... Please do not hold it against me..." Charlie waved his hand and said casually, "Sigh. Aren't

much gratitude, "Thank you for

looked at Herman and asked, "I have a question that

advice on."

Herman hurriedly said humbly,

the family, so you can feel free to ask any questions that you want. Please do

our advice.

can we

be worthy of that?"

a series of things that have never happened before in front of me, or is he imposing something that actually happened, but saying that it has nothing

little and said falteringly, "This... This... It cannot be