All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 3901 - Chapter 3910

“What the hell is going on?”’ Kaze got a bad feeling, and detected that something was not right. “I don’t know. The guest is there. You’ll know when you get inside.” The waitress walked out in a fluster. She acted like she could get caught out. It struck Kaze that the whole thing could be a diversion tactic. “Shit. It’s a deliberate act.” Though Kaze had no idea who was behind this, the intention must be to get him away from Clarice. There was bound to be an attack on Clarice. Kaze sprinted back to the private room. A crowd blocked the entrance as men and women danced together with thrill. With no time to lose, Kaze elbowed his way through the crowd. He needed to see if Clarice was safe. By the time he made it past the crowd, he found Clarice spread across the table. A familiar figure stood next to her. Kaze thought Clemont would not act recklessly after the warning. It never occurred to Kaze that Clemont would have the audacity to make the same mistake.

“Let’s get in the car. We can talk about this later.” Kaze was at a loss when confronted with Clarice’s innocence. The best he could do was put her in a car and take her home. “Where are we going?” Feeling restless, Clarice took off her jacket. She wore a rather skimpy outfit. It was clear that she was uncomfortable because she kept fidgeting in her seat. The effects of the drug had kicked in. “Where else? I’m taking you home.” Kaze could not stand to see Clarice in such a state, so he removed his jacket to shield her from exposure. “No, I can’t get back. I can’t let Uncle Edmund know. He’ll be worried sick,” Clarice said with a last shred of consciousness. Despite her efforts to keep her composure, Clarice was restless. It was an agonizing situation for her, and she felt helpless. Though she tried to relieve herself, a sense of shame lingered. Kaze became angry. “You knew your uncle would be worried, but you went to a dodgy place anyway.” Kaze was lost f

“How long has this been going on? If you’re a couple, you don’t need me here,” Declan said deliberately to fish out Kaze and Clarice’s relationship. Declan assumed that Edmund would be there, but all he saw was a young man and a young woman. The woman looked rather familiar, but Declan could not put his finger on it. “We’re not, Dr. Sims. I’m her bodyguard, but due to my negligence, she drank something she shouldn’t have.“She has been in this state for around an hour. I put her in cold water to settle down.” “Oh, you’re not a couple. My bad.” Declan examined Clarice. “I can treat her, but it won’t be easy. She needs an IV, but the cold water will help her stay alert for now. “She’s running a slight temperature. While I set her up for treatment, you should stay here and watch her.” Declan started to put together Clarice’s treatment. Kaze stood in the corner, observing Clarice. Despite experiencing great discomfort, Clarice fought to stay conscious. “I’m sorry to trou

“Let’s go. The guy’s gone mad.” “I don’t think he’s insane. I think he’s drugged.” The commotion caught a lot of attention, and a crowd gathered to stop Clemont from hurting an innocent girl. These men tried to put a restraint on Clemont. “This is interesting. The guy is pretty well known around the area.” “I remember seeing him at other nightclubs. He often parties in private rooms. I think he’s rich.”’ “I’ve encountered him before. I didn’t expect him to be vile.” “What’s going on? Did he try to drug a girl but poison himself instead?” Guys who were regulars in the night scene knew what it was all about. “He has no class. I’m curious as to what he will do,” the girl’s boyfriend said maliciously. The boyfriend told his buddies to surround Clemont. “Get your phones out and take pictures. Let’s get him canceled.” “He must feel terrible. Bring him some alcohol,” another suggested. Alcohol would only accelerate the effects of the drug.“Bring a bottle now.” A

During the ride to the social gathering, Morris received word that the posts and videos of his humiliating son had been removed from the internet. However, the news had circulated. At least, Clemont would be the butt of the public’s jokes for a while. Morris would face indifference and doubtful gazes from people wherever he went. After taking a seat, Morris enjoyed a glass of wine. The people around glanced at him before getting back to their conversations. Morris appeared isolated in a quiet zone. The people laughed and talked. There was a shift of tension in the air. Everybody seemed to distance themselves from Morris and ignore him. “Some people are out of this world. Even with problems at home, they still found time to attend the gala.” “If I have a disappointing son, I’d be busy setting him straight instead of attending some party.” “I know, right? We leave our family inheritance to our sons. We won’t have the motivation to grow our wealth if our sons are usel