Todos los capítulos de Living With My Lady Boss: Capítulo 1171 - Capítulo 1180

To tell the truth, Wilbur killing Maddox and all of his followers in one sitting went beyond Morgan's expectations, and he had been ecstatic over it. Compared to Maddox, whatever happened in North Manand was hardly even worth mentioning. North Manand had always been deemed to be out of the government's control, and it hardly mattered whether the major forces there were returning their power to the government or not. Maddox, however, was an objective threat to the government. His power posed great risks to the country from multiple standpoints, and he was very well capable of toppling the entire government if he wanted to. On top of that, Maddox's voice had a great influence on the people of the country as well. Any price to pay for getting rid of him would be worth it. Besides, making this guy prince would mean that Manand now had connections with a powerful expert. This trade was definitely more than fair. Just then, Wilbur slowly rose from his seat and headed to the s

In fact, he might even meet a fate worse than Leo's. After racking his brains, Jimmy felt like apologizing was his only hope of getting out of this alive. Leo Emer was dead, after all. Who was Jimmy in comparison to someone like that? Morgan looked down at Jimmy, shouting, "What's going on here?" Jimmy hardly dared to hide anything. He sobbed as he told Morgan everything that had transpired from start to finish. Morgan was furious after hearing this. "Lock him up and strip him of all his duties! He needs to be punished!" More Special Forces agents came forward, handcuffing and dragging away an agonized Jimmy. The other higher-ups and officials present came forward to apologize to Wilbur one by one, loading their apologies with endless praise for Wilbur. Wilbur sneered coldly, paying them no mind. Eventually, Julian hurried over and diverted the topic, chatting with Wilbur. The banquet ended in a hurry after that. Morgan and Julian bid their goodbyes separately to

Faron and Elsa sneered, glaring at each other one last time before finally dropping the subject. Just then, Wilbur's phone rang. He glanced at it and picked up the call. He was greeted with the sound of a deeply anxious Charles. "We couldn't stop them, sir. They've started attacking us." "You've got to be kidding me." Wilbur flew to his feet, heading outside at once. The crowd was shocked to see him behave that way, running after him and asking, "What's the matter?" "Bunch of old geezers outside are trying to force their way onto the island so they can do Zumba," muttered Wilbur. Faron said at once, "That's really something else! We're not letting some random people come in here as they wish!." The spiritual air here was so rich that any outsider knowing about this would expose the secret to the world. There would be a great deal of trouble that came with that, so it was best to avoid it from happening. The others were pretty worried as well, so they all followed Wilb

The men were all good drinkers, as well as Faye, Eileen, and Elsa. Everyone drained every last drop of their glasses, having a brilliant time. Lily was the only one who did not touch a single drop of alcohol, sitting aside quietly. Wilbur looked around at the crowd, his gaze flashing with wistfulness. Nancy was not there. Faye saw the look in his eyes and raised her glass. "What's on your mind?" "Oh, nothing." Wilbur clinked his glass against hers. Faye chuckled. "I'd better hope so." She drained the contents of her glass, barely able to contain how smug she was. "Have fun thinking about that." The meal lasted until a little past ten. Everyone was still chattering away happily, with no intention of leaving. Just then, Wilbur's phone rang. He picked up a call from Charles, who sounded nothing but anxious again. "They're back, sir! There are more of them this time, with banners and everything, staging a protest!" Wilbur could hardly contain his fury. What did these ol

Faye and the others headed back across the bridge into Sealake Island as well. Just then, Elsa called out, "You heard it yourselves. The authorities only showed up because you were causing a public disruption. The owner of the place is letting you go because you're all senior citizens, so just please go home and leave this place alone." "And if you reporters dare make up any rumors to cause the public to send hate to innocent people, you're going to get it too! Do you understand?" Elsa's shout made everyone calm down a considerable amount. After all, she was a Special Forces chief with a hundred officers working under her. Just then, Wade leaned into Susan's ear. He whispered a few sentences, to which Susan reacted with a satisfied nod. She turned back to Elsa then. "We'll leave, but this isn't over. We've got it out for this place. Just you wait." Upon saying that, she waved at the old folks. They got up with smiles of victory on their faces, leaving with Susan. The re