All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 3951 - Chapter 3960

“It’s okay. I just want to make sure the content in this USB drive is real before I can plan the next step.” Ryan turned on the computer and plugged the USB drive in. The drive contained a lot of videos. These videos were all over the place, but the faces were identifiable. Some foul language was flung around here and there. Clarice was going to take a look at the videos, but the colorful language did not sit well with her. Kaze stood there, getting a good view of the computer screen. Ryan did not seem to hide anything from him. The videos showed men and women engaging rather uninhibitedly. Everybody enjoyed more than a few drinks, and under the influence of alcohol, they let loose. Many young college girls were led to the dance floor, and the people around threw comments about them. In these videos, Clemont acted like a king and picked a woman to take to a private room. The footage appeared somewhat disorganized, but it was clear what was going on. These women we

“My boy is spineless. He can’t take the pressure. He might just spill everything. We need to bail him out fast.” Morris understood the severity of the matter. The longer Clemont stayed behind bars, the more he would give away. Either way, Morris had to make sure Clemont did not say a word. “It might take time to make bail. I’ll get Young Master Siegfried an attorney and make sure he doesn’t say anything,” Miles said. “Let’s do that and make it quick.” Morris was still under a dizzy spell. While clueless as to what would happen, he knew things were not looking good. Morris feared the situation might be beyond redemption. “It happened so quickly. I didn’t think they would come after my family.” Morris was furious. However, he was lost at the steps to take. Edmund would pay for this. Before Morris could hurt the Wittersons, Edmund came after his family instead. “We must have upset them by acquiring the piece of land. They were desperate to pin something on you. We

“The shareholders have not been touched, but I told the secretary’s office to assure them everything is okay.“No one will try anything funny so long as you’re in charge,” Miles said sternly. It was a reminder to Morris that there was hope to turn things around as Morris was alive and kicking. “They are trying to kill me.” Morris sat on the chair, his fingers grazing the cross hung around his neck. He tried to pull himself together to analyze the situation. However, Edmund really drove him over the edge this time. It was time for Edmund to go. Miles felt uneasy when Morris brought out the cross. In his younger days, Morris would clutch his cross and reflect deeply whenever torn between difficult choices.During times like this, there would be a bloodbath. Miles looked nervously at Morris’ cross, his heart racing with every brush of Morris’ fingers. “How is Clemont doing in the precinct? Is he acting out?” Morris’ mind flew to his good-for-nothing son. While Morris

X observed multiple figures on patrol outside the villa, but the person managed to slip past them undetected. With great agility, X navigated the booby traps without setting them off. Moving with dexterity, he left no trace of his presence. He did not even leave any footprints in his wake. It was like his feet never touched the ground. X played it smart, acquiring a map before sneaking into the Wittersons’ residence. He had already known the location of Edmund’s bedroom. X penetrated the layers of security to slip into Edmund’s bedroom. Once inside, X would take Edmund’s life. He had gotten the money from Morris. It was his turn to complete his end of the bargain. The task was so simple that he would do it with his eyes closed. X reached the building of Edmund’s room. The spot was secluded and outdoors. He checked around for surveillance and pulled out a signal jammer. The camera went dead, and the image turned static in the monitoring room. Though the screen

Ryan blew up and tore into the security team. Edmund was hurt under their watch, and the killer was on the loose because of their negligence and incompetence. The team hung their heads in shame. Concerned, Ryan stationed his staff in the room for Edmund’s safety. If anyone were to break in, they would be the first to know. Ryan went to Kaze to ask about the incident. “You must have seen what happened. Tell me what you saw.” Ryan was not nice about it. Anyone in his shoes would be upset. “I had no idea. Clarice dragged me upstairs to convince Mr. Witterson to beef up her security.“Clarice opened the door and caught the killer in the act. We must have spooked the killer, so he jumped out the window to run away.” Kaze was surprised to see his former subordinate. Nevertheless, it was rather interesting that Morris was desperate to hire Kaze’s soldier for help. “Something isn’t right about this. Who would possibly go after Mr. Witterson by hiring a professional assassi