Semua Bab Guardian-In-Law: Bab 2001 - Bab 2010

The Quints and the Lyfes would become the butt of many jokes among the most prominent families if they were to cancel Sam. To gain favor with Sam, these families were happy to backstab the Quints and the Lyfes when it came down to it. The crowd was stunned by Sam’s arrival. Another fleet of cars pulled up outside Perfect World Group. The cars kept coming, and everybody was numb to it by now. They could not be bothered to observe. The crowd took their guesses, wondering if the incoming group would take Kaze’s or the Quints’ and the Lyfes’ corner. “A00001 with South River State registered number plate.” The car plate number, when announced, sent a shockwave across the hall. Everybody was aware of the significance behind the car plate number. Only one individual would use that specific number in the entire South River State. It was Loid, the governor of the South River State. Word circulated about Loid’s transfer to Ridgesouth. Still, Loid was the leader of the S

Miru understood Fanny’s reason for not representing the Harrowdale Hidens. However, Fanny must have resorted to many ways to pool together several hundred million dollars to support Kaze. Fanny may be associated with the Harrowdale Hidens, but due to Jared’s career, they did not make much money. “Thank you, Aunt Fanny.” Miru took the card without another word. With a balance of 300 million dollars in the black card, Miru made an investment in Rove’s shares.Compared to the billions Mason invested, the 300 million dollars was just a drop in the bucket. Heck, the money would not make a splash in Rove’s shares. However, the black card was linked to a corporate account under the Harrowdale Hidens. Hence, once the funds entered the market, the Harrowdale Hidens would acquire Rove’s shares, sending the established financial institutions into a frenzy. Sam, a national powerhouse, had influence over individual investors. On the other hand, a wealthy family like the Harrowda

The Lyfes’ cries of surprise caught everybody’s attention. The top eligible bachelors of Geranium City were the cream of the crop, handpicked by the city’s elites to be the next generation of tycoons. Though young, these bachelors ranked higher in status than Mason and Fanny. While Mason and Fanny were born into privilege, they were no core members with access to full resources. It was a different story with the top bachelors. Their influence extended throughout Geranium City elites, allowing them to mobilize resources at will.Even a fraction of these resources could unleash a formidable amount of power.Even Mason perked up. He did not expect Sieg to show up. Mason had invited Sieg to attend the event together, but the latter declined. Assuming that Sieg did not see Kaze as a threat enough to attend, Mason did not push on the matter. Now it seemed that Kaze’s supporters finally alarmed the ever-unruffled young man. Anyway, Sieg’s presence would determine their v

Sam scoffed. “Since Mr. Bridge doesn’t know what’s going on, I have no reason to accept the invitation. I’m here to stay. I’ll explain to Mr. Bridge when I have a chance to travel to Geranium City.“A great man like Mr. Bridge wouldn’t take such a trivial matter to heart.” Sieg frowned at Sam’s little fit. It did not occur to him that despite the mention of Terry, Sam still stood firm on Kaze’s side. Sieg was taken aback by Sam and Kaze’s close ties. Kaze said, “You’ve been operating all night, and the long journey here must have taken a toll on you. Why don’t you go back and have a rest? “I’ll handle things here. “Snow, take Sam to rest.” Sam had done his part. Besides, Terry posed a challenge to Sam. Kaze did not want to put Sam in the spot over a tiny issue. He was also curious to see what Sieg had up his sleeve. “Alright then.” After much hesitation, Sam got up and took off. Subsequently, Sieg turned to Zephyr. “You must be Mr. Farland.” “Yes?” Zephyr s

Kaze was an outstanding man. However, he had nothing on Sieg. Kaze still had a fighting chance in the face of the Quints and the Lyfes’ overthrow. However, when Sieg was on the job, Kaze was doomed. He could only wallow in defeat. The crowd was there for the drama at first, but now they took pity on Kaze. Only the weak deserved sympathy. Despite the sympathetic looks, Kaze remained unfazed. He looked up, meeting the condescending gaze of Sieg, and responded aloofly, “Is that all you got, Sieg?” “Ha!” The room broke out in sneers. The sympathy turned into taunting. Faced with Sieg’s aggression, even the most headstrong would yield by now. To everybody’s surprise, Kaze still hung in there. He had a backbone, but there was a time and place for everything. The crowd believed Kaze should do a better job at reading the room. “You have proved yourself enough today, Kaze, but you don’t have to take things far.” “At least you don’t have to feel bad since you’re