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

Chapter 4128

Charlie nodded gently, and he could not help but feel emotional as he said, "In my opinion, the only way to make my father's spirit in heaven feel truly pleased would be to let the Wade family stand at the top of the world."

Janus was shocked when he heard this.

He had never expected that Charlie would have such an ambition.

However, he also knew very well that it was not difficult to have great ambition, but it was extremely difficult to turn it into reality.

He was not quite sure how similar Charlie was to Curtis, but when he thought back to Curtis' kindness to him, for a certain moment, he suddenly felt moved to serve

Charlie.

Nevertheless, his thoughts were the same a s Charlie's. He should not be expecting a deep friendship since this was their first meeting. After all, he did not know Charlie well, and Charlie might not think highly of him.

So, the both of them tacitly agreed to talk more and more, and soon, they began talking about Charlie's trip to New York.

Janus asked Charlie, "Young Master Wade, the reason why you're here in the United States must be to especially support Miss Golding's concert, right?"

I came here today to accompany Nana to attend a charity dinner." "So, that's how it is." Janus nodded and said with slight confusion, "A charity

don't seem to have heard of

collaborating with the young master of the Fox family to host this charity dinner. The purpose of this

goose restaurant, he was best at

well

habit that he had maintained for many years, he paid close attention

he would pay attention to keep it in

basically knew of all the major events that had happened in New York over the

habit of his, he had seen and analyzed a lot of

basically no low-key people when it came to charity activities in

someone wanted to engage in charity, they would certainly try

everyone would

dinner that involved Quinn but was so low-profile that there was completely no news in the community at all was not

that a charity dinner was, in itself, a very flashy, ostentatious, and

put it bluntly,

a bunch of