All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 3941 - Chapter 3950

Morris’ logistic company was losing businesses after the warehouse fire. Without enough clients, it would be hard for the company to continue operating. Running the operation would cost a lot of money, including the maintenance of equipment and employee salaries. If he could not turn the situation around, the company would eventually close down—a huge loss to Morris. He was still trying to locate the missing cargo ship although he had compensated the clients earlier. He did not want the clients biting his back, but he wanted to know what happened to the cargo ship. Miles came in bearing heavy eye circles. After the warehouse fire, he had been busy, and it had started to take a toll on his body. He relied on coffee to stay awake and continued working. Morris saw how tired Miles was. “Thank you for your hard work. If there’s nothing important today, go take some rest,” he said. He cared about his men, but not to the point that it would feel overwhelming. “Thank you, Sir

“He should be boarding already. Should we leak it to Edmund now?” Miles asked. “No need to do that now. We can leak it, but we have to make sure Edmund can’t find Herman. I want him to feel defeated and helpless.” Morris had been waiting for an opportunity to take revenge and now would be the best time. Not only had he intercepted Edmund’s project, but he had also destroyed all the effort he had invested, giving him a bitter taste of betrayal. He did not hold back when he finally acted, and he ought to deliver a devastating blow to Edmund. “I understand. I will make sure Edmund Witterson knows about this,” Miles said with a nod. Morris nodded with a smile and then went home to rest. That night, Edmund had a difficult time sleeping. Something was bothering him, and he did not know what. Since the bidding result would only be announced in a few days, despite being nervous, there was nothing he could do but wait. The air was tense in the villa in the next few days whenev

Morris knew how precious the opportunity was, and he knew how sharp Edmund was in doing business. Since the project was originally Edmund’s, he ought to use it to his advantage to further expand his wealth and power. He was happy not because he had already bid for the land but because he intercepted Edmund and defeated him for once. Edmund lost the land, but he could not do anything, which delighted Morris. This successful counterattack was a showcase of his capabilities. Morris was surrounded by his men, cheering on his victory. Everyone laughed and celebrated the win. Even after the crowd dispersed, the smile on Morris’ face remained. “You did this time. The arrangement was flawless,” he said, happy about the outcome. “That’s because you guided us well, Sir.” Miles did not get carried away and thanked his boss for the guidance. “You can take the credit for this one. If not for your insights, we might not be able to get such help and overtake Edmund this time. I’d

Most importantly, Clemont was Morris’ son. Clarice dared not go against him because it might cause problems for her uncle. Now that her uncle had given her the permission, she knew her chance had arrived. She also realized why Phoebe was talking to her—she must have a plan of her own. Phoebe disliked being the puppet to the puppeteer. She wanted to control her own life, so she tried to do something to save herself. “I will do what I can. I’ll meet Phoebe tomorrow,” Clarice said eagerly. She was happy that her goal aligned with her desire. “Are you mad at me for not helping you before this?” Edmund asked, feeling sorry for his niece. To maintain the previously peaceful situation, he was not able to help her and could only compensate her financially. It was the reason why he did not avenge her in the first place. “Of course, no. If you hadn’t brought me out from my family, that bitch is still torturing me.” Clarice knew she owed everything to her uncle. If not for him, sh

“It seems like you really hate Clemont. Otherwise, you wouldn’t be doing this. How much is this worth? I bet it’s difficult for you to get this.” Clarice knew what Clemont had done in the past, but due to her identity, she kept her distance from him. There were rumors in their circle, and they were no longer secrets. It was known that Clemont changed girlfriends every few weeks, but no one ever heard from the girl. He always attended parties with his partner, but they all went missing after a while. It was a normal occurrence. Rich people could change their girlfriends as fast as they could change clothes. As long as they were rich, girls would flock over to them like birds. Clarice looked at the USB drive, worrying about the authenticity of the content. “I did work hard to get this but it doesn’t cost a lot. That prick’s friends have a lot of evidence on him.” Phoebe did not take any risks. She simply bought the evidence from Jackie and the others. “You asked and t