All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 3931 - Chapter 3940

Clarice breathed a sigh of relief. She slowly moved to the couch and collapsed, feeling weak. She took a huge bet, and it paid off. However, looking at her uncle, she felt bad. She should not have opposed him, but in order to protect Kaze, she had to. Kaze did not want the girl to oppose Edmund, at least not now. Though he was glad that Edmund decided to step down. “Thank you for your reminder, Mr. Witterson, but I know what I am doing. The people who backed me don't want me to be involved,” he said clearly. Edmund looked at Clarice and chuckled. “You were scared, weren’t you? Don’t worry. I was just testing him.” He returned to a kind and loving uncle, unlike his murderous persona just now. While he might not be the best person, he cared about his niece. “You are my only niece. I already have a fallout with the Siegfrieds because of you. Just because Morris and I didn’t fight just now doesn’t mean we won’t in the future. “As for you, Kaze, I still want you to prote

“What is the meaning of this? There shouldn't be any personal feelings in business. As long as there is profit, we can all work together.” As a shareholder of the Siegfried Corporation, Jensen Amsterdam knew what he should be doing. There should be no sour feelings in this matter, since it was just business. They worked together to make money. As long as it was profitable, they could all put their personal vendetta aside. Even enemies could become family. Profit trumped everything else. “I’m just giving you guys a warning. I hope you can inform me what Edmund is planning and not keep it from me. “Didn’t Edmund gather all of you here today because he wants this meeting to happen? I believe all of you understand what I am talking about. No one wants the share price to go down. However, it has already happened. Besides, you know what I am capable of.” Morris was trying to warn the restless ones. He wanted to target the Wittersons. While he might not even need the sharehold

The clients remained noncommittal, unable to give a clear answer on the spot. Yet they could not risk offending Edmund or lose the chance to drink with him again. “There’s no rush in that, but as you already know, I am good at doing business. You guys should know who to follow to make more money,” Edmund added to their consideration. “We understand. We wouldn’t be here otherwise. It’s just difficult to cut ties with the other side.” They were just ordinary businessmen who worked with Morris because of his status. Their businesses were practically bound with Morris and his company. It would cost them dearly if they wanted to leave. They could not make the decision so quickly. “I just learned that Master Siegfried’s cargo ship went missing. The containers that it was carrying are gone.” Edmund knew the clients before him were closely related to the missing cargo ship. They were practically Morris’ debtors now. They responded strangely to Edmund’s revelation, and a bad fee

“We can’t just give up like that. There are many crew members on board.” “I don’t think it’s pirates. It should be a storm. The ship must have sunk, or we would’ve gotten something by now. We looked for signs of pirates in the area, but we didn’t see or hear anything.” Miles knew the severity of the matter and had sent his men to investigate. He even used some of the Viper’s Den resources to look for pirates, but nothing came back. The investigation was a dead end. Since they could not locate the ship, they should not be focusing on the incident. The only thing they could do now was think about the compensation and how they should tell the investors. “If the ship was sunk because of a storm, I’ll accept it; if someone sabotaged it, I will get to the bottom of this. I will find the survivors and find out what happened.” Morris had been worried about the cause of the incident. He knew the value of the cargo ship, and while he could easily compensate for the losses, he was u

“Master Morris Siegfried. He’s indeed a magnanimous man. He should know by now that I am behind this, but he took it like a man and spent his own money to settle it.” Edmund was slightly disappointed. However, it was the outcome he had expected. Even though Morris had what it takes to settle the matter without sacrificing, he decided to swallow it and continued to tread carefully. His actions were proof of how meticulous he was. The moment he sensed something was wrong, he dealt with it immediately, leaving no room for danger to grow. “Frank also said Master Siegfried only made them sign an NDA. They were compensated reasonably, and nothing felt off.” Ryan was slightly confused. Why would Morris choose to endure it, settling the matter with his own money? He knew Edmund was behind it. Morris even went the extra mile to have Frank sign the non-disclosure agreement. “That's just the kind of person he is. It makes sense. If he let Frank and the others leak the news, now