All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 3831 - Chapter 3840

Kaze trained and rested daily but stopped going to Absolute Zero. Ever since his last drinking session with Rosie, he felt awkward and did not want to see her again. It was also to stop leaking information to her. With how sharp and capable Rosie was, Kaze feared he would leak more than he should after a few drinks with her. “You are still reading at home? You’ve been such a couch potato lately.” Dwight looked curiously at Kaze. He seemed a lot quieter since they returned from Edmund’s mansion.“There’s no place to go,” Kaze explained and continued reading as if he were reading the most interesting book in the world. “I don’t know what’s so interesting about reading. The words in the books make me dizzy. I would fall asleep in ten minutes if I read,” Dwight said in a muffled manner. He was on the balcony, chewing on an apple while staring outside the rail. His house was spotless recently, and it felt great even without slippers at home. Every day, a cleaner came to his h

“Is Father not coming home tonight?” “What’s the matter? Your father told me to keep an eye on you and not let you go out. He will video call you later.” Clara was still worried about her son. She was there when the doctor treated Clemont’s injuries from the beating. It was not even that severe. Though it looked bloody, he had not needed any stitches. A few swabs of cream, and he was good to go. She knew her husband held back, so she did not blame him for beating the boy. However, she felt bad for the boy and hoped he could grow up without worries. Besides, Morris only lashed out at Clemont to scare the boy. He worked hard to create an environment for his children to live freely. “But I haven’t gone out for so long.” Clemont begged his mother with a pampered voice. He knew his mother would soften. “If you haven’t gone out, then don’t. You don’t need to see your so-called friends anymore.” “But I am going to die of boredom at home. If I don’t get some fresh air, I mi

Clemont had always been generous, which made him a VIP of multiple clubs. Knowing his habit of spending, most of the managers flattered the young master so that they could get more sales. As long as the young master was pleased, their sales would double for the night. “I am terribly sorry, Young Master Siegfried. We didn’t know you were here earlier.” “You know what to do. Hurry up and bring some beautiful girls here to sing with us,” Clemont added. He sat imposingly on the couch while his friends cheered him on again as he took care of the bill. “Right away, Young Master Siegfried.” The manager immediately walked out. Knowing that Clemont had arrived, their sales would soar. They sent in several bottles of good alcohol and arranged for some girls to accompany them. The girls, trained to please customers and who were amazing drinkers, surrounded Clemont, serving him fruits and drinks. The room was bustling with the joy of laughter. Heather somehow got sidelined

“I haven’t been here for a while. Look at how things have changed.” Clemont was slightly surprised. He thought it was just some cars and bikes racing, but it was livelier than expected. The track had been upgraded as well. There were asphalt roads built, and lights were installed across the track, making everything clear. The road was still wriggly and challenging for the racers, which would certainly make things more exciting. “Yeah. Things have really changed. There are a lot of new racers as well,” Jackie said as he gazed over the track. They, too, had not been in a while. However, after hearing of a good racer appearing recently, they invited Clemont. They wanted him to bet. That way, he would pay up willingly. It was a little shameless of them, but they felt no guilt toward Clemont. After all, they had always tried to please him so he would pay on their behalf. A few of them shared the same thoughts, and they knew how to make Clemont happy. As long as Clemont was

Everyone was busy at the preparation station. Although Clarice was not participating, everyone still looked forward to the race. The track was well lit, granting the audience a clear view. Even binoculars were provided for a better view. It made for a more immersive experience, with some making a detour for the event itself. People came hurriedly from all over the city, thinking they were late. When they arrived, they were glad to see that the race had not started. Further away, a betting pool was started. Most attendees would want to bet on the race because they could not drive themselves. Jackie was the one who started the pool, wanting to see how many people were interested. The betting pool was also set up to target Clemont.People placed their bets on who would win. Some bet on the teams, some bet on the racers themselves. If Clarice were racing, she would definitely be the popular pick. Her vehicle was the best, and her skills were up to standard. Yet she ref