All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 4041 - Chapter 4050

Clarice did not regret finding out about her true lineage. She was glad that she did because knowing it allowed her to spend more time with her biological father. Even though they had not acknowledged each other, they were already like father and daughter. There were no communication barriers between them and they were thoughtful of each other. It was actually a better choice because it saved both of them a lot of trouble. “When I was in university, I got hurt badly one time and I needed a blood transfusion. I found out that my blood type was different from Manfred and I thought I would be the same as my mother.” With a little more investigation, she found out that her so-called parents both had different blood types from her. It planted a seed of suspicion in her. She later found out that her blood type was the same as Edmund’s. She did not know what got into her back then, but she gained the courage to extract some of Edmund’s DNA from the things he used and did a DNA t

Whenever Edmund thought about all the efforts he had poured into the organization over the years, he felt intense heartache and regret. However, reuniting with his only daughter made up for it even though his future was uncertain at this point. Edmund was a capable man and nothing could take his abilities from him. He could start over as long as he stayed alive. With that, he could continue to support his daughter. He stayed in the hospital and with the doctor’s care, he gradually recovered. He was not able to go back that night. Kaze knew Edmund’s condition was severe and he must be hospitalized. He was not in a hurry to take over the Wittersons because he had something else to do, so he did not take advantage of Edmund’s absence. Many things had changed in Westeros. Morris lost the war with the Wittersons and his family rapidly declined. The business partners were anxious. They spent a lot of effort to get a chance to work with the Siegfrieds, even getting into de

“Mr. Lee is sunbathing in the backyard. The weather is great and he likes to enjoy the scenery there,” the butler said. “Mr. Witterson, are you feeling better now? Do you want to see the men outside our gate?” The butler had been receiving countless calls for the past few days, all requesting a meeting with Edmund. Edmund did not want to see any one of them. No matter how long they stayed, they would not get to meet him. “There’s no rush in that. Let them wait.” He was in no mood to deal with those people now. They were just small companies and even if he did not take over the projects, he would not lose anything. The important thing was his status in the Viper’s Den. He might not be the branch chief anymore but if he followed Kaze, he should be able to gain power for himself. He was no longer greedy and solely focused on protecting what he had. At least Clarice was safe and he was alive, which mattered the most now. After the life-and-death situation, he realized

Edmund was glad that he was entrusted with such an important position. He got a chance to prove himself to Kaze. “Thank you for your trust. I will not let you down,” he said gratefully. It was not easy achieving this step despite it being given to him by Kaze. He would cherish this golden opportunity and make good of it. Edmund was deeply grateful for what Kaze had done for him. “I hope you won’t regret it. You are just my assistant. You should know what that means.” Kaze was willing to give Edmund a chance and entrust him with the power of the branch chief, but he was not sure if the man could resist temptation and make the right choices. One misstep, and it would all be taken away. Edmund knew what it meant. From now on, he would be a loyal servant of Kaze, following his orders. If Kaze was unhappy with his performance, he would be stripped of power and position. In other words, he became a dog whose sole purpose was to please its master. A hint of defiance, and he

Edmund sat down in the living room with Morris’ business partners. They were all the problems his men could not solve, so they were brought to him. Edmund then spotted someone familiar in the crowd. Jorge once proposed a union between the Pammes and the Siegfrieds, yet with Morris gone, he came to Edmund seeking another chance. “Isn’t that Mr. Pamme? What brings you here?” Edmund remained seated without the slightest intention to get up and greet the man. The business partners knew how difficult it was for them to have this meeting. They were here just to please Edmund and do business with him. They did not mind his tone and attitude and continued to flatter him. “I just found out that Mr. Witterson is going to be the branch chief, so I am here to congratulate you in advance,” Jorge said. Jorge knew he was rushing things by choosing Morris, which indirectly offended Edmund. He came here to apologize for the sake of his family and also to please Edmund. Despite the hum