All Chapters of Rise of The Trash Son in Law: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

In the hotel room, Stefan sat quietly on the bed, deep in thought. His hands rested flat on his thighs as he stared straight ahead at the mirror. He studied his own reflection: thick, slightly arched eyebrows, a high-bridged nose, and a sharp jawline. His arms were well-built from his teenage years when he used to work out at the gym regularly. Stefan swore to himself that he would prove his worth—that one day he would become the head of a major company and command respect. He vowed that Bobby and his family would eventually realize they had severely underestimated him. Grasping the blanket tightly in both hands, he crushed the fabric, as though imagining tearing into the faces of his in-laws. His breathing grew heavy and rough, his facial expression hardening with unspoken fury. He reached into his shoulder bag, pulled out his phone, and dialed Mr. Wesley. “Yes, Stefan?” “I apologize for calling so late, sir. I’m calling to apologize because I won't be able to finish the project.

The Reuss River rippled in gentle waves of crystal-clear water, accompanied by the subtle, alluring sound of its current. The exotic European-style architecture surrounding it was truly captivating. “I wanted to take you on a trip to the Aare River, but my father wouldn't allow it,” Grace complained with a rather disappointed look on her face. “Today was just the orientation, and I start working tomorrow, Grace. So how could your father possibly give permission?” Stefan replied while browsing the menu. Instead, Grace took Stefan out for dinner at Restaurant Ammos on the bank of the Reuss River, though she felt somewhat unsatisfied with only getting to sightsee around Lucerne. “Someday, would you like to travel around Switzerland with me?” Grace offered, a gradual smile breaking across her slender lips. Stefan nodded. “What wouldn't I do for the daughter of a CEO?” Stefan let out a faint smile. Stefan ordered lamb meatballs and souvlakia, while Grace ordered moussaka and a Greek s

Theo’s temper flared, his blood boiling. “That’s twice now you’ve called me a rice eater!” Theo grabbed Alan by the throat. Alan, who had muscular arms, had no trouble breaking Theo’s grip. He grabbed Theo’s arms and shoved him back with considerable force. Theo stumbled backward, crashing into his desk and nearly knocking over everything on it. Furious over being knocked down, Theo scrambled back up and lunged wildly at Alan, aiming a punch at his face. But Stefan instantly wrapped his arms around Theo from behind, pinning him. Unable to move, Theo was left wide open as Alan struck him cleanly. Theo went ballistic, thrashing violently until he broke free from Stefan’s hold. But before he could land a counterpunch on Alan, Liam rushed in and shoved him again. The rather lanky Theo hit the floor hard once more, simmering with rage. Stephanie shrieked hysterically, “Stop it!” Her mouth hung open and her eyes were squeezed shut. “You guys are jumping me!” Theo spat, his face bright r

Here is the English translation of Chapter 37: **Chapter 37** A lavish wedding reception was underway at the Yesvotel. Over five hundred guests attended the Sunday afternoon celebration, including government officials, prominent entrepreneurs, public figures, and local celebrities. Erick looked remarkably charismatic in his black suit, while Lionny appeared elegant and enchanting in a white gown that fitted her figure gracefully. The guests watched in awe as the two sat side by side, sharing affectionate moments. To their left and right sat their respective parents. Directly behind them stood a traditional Malay-Palembang wedding backdrop adorned with gold jasmine carvings. The songket motifs draping around the stage further enhanced its traditional Malay aesthetic. “Surely you're happy with everything I've provided for you today, my wife,” Erick said with a joyful smile. Lionny offered only a subtle smile in response. Suddenly, her mind drifted back to her past wedding with Stef

Indonesia was currently buzzing with news surrounding protests from several government ministers, who complained that the administration operated over twenty thousand separate applications. Every ministry and agency maintained its own standalone app alongside its own isolated database. This setup naturally resulted in significant waste within the state budget. Consequently, the relevant ministry planned to take action to streamline these applications by integrating systems across ministries into a unified data network. This initiative was expected to cut government spending on IT and digitalization, making operations considerably more efficient. To kick off the process, the government prepared a major project aimed at consolidating these applications—or at least narrowing their scope—to eliminate operational redundancy. PT Sanjaya Techno was among the vendors competing to win the contract. With the tender taking place in just one week, Bobby Sanjaya, as CEO of Sanjaya Group, stepped