All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 3921 - Chapter 3930

“I first met Clemont at Absolute Zero. He harassed Rosie to get back at the Wittersons.” Kaze took a seat and talked about the past. Morris was aware of the incident. He had whacked Clemont for it, disciplining his son for the first time. He thought that Clemont would have learned his lesson since then. However, things only went from bad to worse. “I ran into him again at a race on the mountain. He was with his friends. Clarice nearly got into the accident during the race.” Morris was shocked by the revelation. He could not believe Kaze was talking about his son. Clemont had done a lot of silly things. Though his behavior was inappropriate, Morris trusted that his intentions were never ill. It did not cross Morris’ mind that Clemont would hurt anyone. Morris had a lot on his plate when it came to work. He never had time for family, so he left child-raising to his wife. However, his wife enabled Clemont to be out of control. It explained why Morris could not climb to gre

Bracing the attack, Kaze dodged the approaching presence. Instead, the man in Kaze’s grasp suffered the sneak attack from his own team. Though he managed to break free from Kaze, his arm was broken. Everything happened before everybody knew it. They looked at Kaze in shock. While the whole thing looked accidental, Kaze’s competence shone through. “That’s bizarre. How did he do it?” “It’s like he has eyes on the back of his head. He seemed to be aware of the ambush from behind.” “Stay alert. He’s turning out to be pretty difficult.” The group of musclemen was more thrilled than scared. They loved a good challenge. Kaze tilted his head nonchalantly. “Is that all you got? That’s disappointing.“Don’t stop to think. Just come at me all at once. Show me what you got.” Kaze’s bold statement rubbed everybody the wrong way. They charged toward Kaze without hesitation. The war began. Morris did not hang around and instead stepped outside the war zone. However, he was

Morris had a knack for manipulation, so he was eager to prove himself. His head was always level even when he was faced with many issues. Kaze gave Morris a strange look. He had made his stance clear as an observer outside the shitstorm. However, no one seemed to believe Kaze. Why would anyone anyway? “I stand by what I said. I’m not involved in your fight. Call me a bystander if you will. “The people I work for don’t want to be swept up in the drama since this is unrelated to them.” Kaze understood that his words meant nothing, so he made it sound like the directive came from his make-believe superiors. This would assure everybody that he could sit on the fence while they fought. “But you’re doing the exact opposite of what you said.” Morris glanced at Clarice. Kaze and Clarice stood closely together, looking rather affectionate. The question was whether Kaze was trustworthy. “I was asked to keep this lady safe. She was not linked to whatever that’s going on he

Morris had many experts on his side and his odds of winning the fight were higher. However, he was on his own turf, and if anything unpleasant happened, he would have to provide an explanation. Most importantly, things would look bad if people knew it was an infighting. Edmund was an expert businessman and going after Morris at this particular time would cost him his precious manpower; it was not worth it. It was not a good time to strike, so he chose to step down for the moment and temporarily make peace with Morris while finding another chance to strike. “It’s getting late. We wouldn’t want to disturb you any longer, Master Siegfried. I do hope you can keep an eye on your son and be careful.” Edmund wanted to leave with his men. “You’re right. It’s normal for the young ones to stir up trouble now and then, but if the elders don’t keep them in check and something goes wrong, it’d be a real shame.” Morris might sound like he cared but he was actually threatening Edmund.

Clarice suddenly felt baffled. She started to worry about her future. She did not know what to do and fear was consuming her inwardly. She feared being abandoned because she was not as important as she thought she was. She looked at Kaze with guilt. She never should have kept him by her side. “Big words. You really think Master Siegfried will let you go? He had that many men by his side and you thought you could outmatch them?” Edmund glared at Kaze, despising his arrogance. Without his help, there was no way Kaze could escape Morris’ clutch. Kaze might be strong and could beat up the men, but he was severely outnumbered. When he was exhausted, he would still be defeated. Then, he would become Morris’ captive for good. If Edmund had not intervened, Kaze would be dead already. “Thank you for your concern, Mr. Witterson, but I have already made myself clear before this. I won’t be involved in the conflict between you and Master Siegfried. I have my own mission, I don’t