All Chapters of Rise of The Trash Son in Law: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Stefan dug up a mountain of information regarding Erick. Shockingly, Stefan finally uncovered Erick’s true, malicious motives. Erick had married Lionny purely to get his hands on a share of the Sanjaya Family’s wealth. Yet his fate ended in tragedy. The police had already placed him under arrest. At present, Erick was locked in a holding cell undergoing formal investigation as the primary mastermind behind the assassination plot against Stefan. The same went for Leon, Bobby’s prospective new son-in-law, whose hidden intentions mirrored Erick’s. Stefan systematically exposed all of their corrupt schemes one by one. Throughout Stefan’s operation, absolutely no one suspected him. The collapse of the Sanjaya Group was unfolding for logical, well-documented reasons, entirely detached from anything supernatural. Or at least, that was what Bobby Sanjaya desperately tried to tell himself. That afternoon, accompanied by Martin, Stefan boldly walked right up to Bobby Sanjaya’s residence to

Late that night back in his apartment, Stefan pulled back the malware he had deployed across all Sanjaya Group companies and slowly began repairing the crippled networks. It wouldn't take long; by tonight, the Sanjaya Group's foundational systems would start functioning normally again. Of course, it would take anywhere from three to six months for them to fully recover to their former state—though even then, the odds were slim. The following morning, Bobby and his family made good on their promise. Bobby was the first to arrive at the Nano-ID office. By this point, the office staff were left utterly bewildered by what they were witnessing. "I'd like to go to the CEO's office," Bobby told one of the employees he crossed paths with. Inside Stefan's workspace, Bobby sat with his head bowed respectfully before Stefan and murmured, "Stefan, I confess my wrongs. Please forgive me." Lasting no more than ten seconds, Bobby stood up and immediately left the building. Roughly an hour later

Tonight at Prime Hotel Jakarta. This eighteen-story building was a well-known property owned by Sudrajat Corp. Because it was an elite and expensive hotel, not just anyone could stay overnight or dine here. Stefan deliberately chose Prime Hotel as the meeting venue between Nano-ID and Sudrajat Corp. Adjusting his posture, Stefan addressed the two representatives from Sudrajat Corp, "Thank you for the warm reception. We are delighted to be here." Andreas smiled and replied, "We should be the ones thanking Nano-ID for taking the time to attend this meeting." The middle-aged man was slated to be a manager at Su.Co, a newly formed startup owned by Sudrajat Corp. Michail Sarwono also smiled and chimed in, "We should have been the ones coming to your office. Apologies for any inconvenience." This rather elderly man was one of the directors at Sudrajat Corp and a biological grandson of the late Mr. Sudrajat. Stefan was slightly surprised that Mr. Michail himself had turned up. After all

“Grace, let's stop over there. Martin asked me to pick up some mutton satay for your mother. He knows most of the Diningrat Family members love mutton satay,” Stefan said, pointing toward a roadside stall ahead. The Mercy pulled over smoothly. Stefan unbuckled his seatbelt, pushed open the door, and stepped out. “Wait for me here, Grace,” he added before closing the door. Stefan approached the street vendor and ordered two portions. Ten minutes later, he returned to the car carrying the packaged food. Grace looked over with a mix of surprise and a flat expression, asking, “Seriously, Martin asked for this?” as she put the car back in drive. Stefan nodded. “I wouldn't make that up.” Upon arriving at Grace’s house, her mother warmly welcomed Stefan inside. Stefan had calculated his timing carefully; with Pak Arya currently away in Switzerland, he wouldn't feel the awkward pressure he had experienced during past visits. Stefan adopted a friendly tone. “This is a gift from Martin. I

Grace began learning to make peace with her heart. Though difficult and heavy, she had to push through and redirect her feelings to where they truly belonged. She was required to maintain absolute professionalism at the office. Therefore, whenever she stood before Stefan, Grace had to stay strong, even though the lingering ache in her chest could not be erased overnight. Stefan apologized to Grace if his attitude all this time had been wrong or failed to meet expectations. Meanwhile, Grace had no choice but to broaden her chest and accept it as she should. Stefan eventually disclosed the whole situation to Pak Arya. True to his pragmatic nature, Pak Arya simply responded with a quiet smile. Pak Arya’s demeanor remained cold when addressing the close dynamic between Stefan and his daughter. He had no grand expectations, and upon learning what had transpired, Pak Arya actually scolded his daughter. Yet, Stefan stepped in to defend Grace. He then pivoted to pitching the arrangement