Lahat ng Kabanata ng Guardian-In-Law: Kabanata 4141 - Kabanata 4150

Master Castor was a smart person who knew how to seize chances, which led to his family thriving better than others. His hard work and sharp insights allowed his family to strengthen their roots. He no longer had to work and simply stayed at home to oversee everything. As long as the company’s general direction remained in sight, then his future generations would sail smoothly in the roughest waves. The only problem he had was with his grandson, Shaw. He knew the boy was a pervert and had never really worked in his life. He might be a CFO in the Quints’ company, but it was just an empty position. The position could not bring any benefits to the family either. Master Castor had been worrying about his grandson for many years now. Among all his grandchildren, Shaw was the only bad apple in the bunch but he was also the one who would eventually inherit the family business. Master Castor showed clear favoritism toward the boys, firmly believing that only a male was fit to l

Albert dared not speak anymore. He watched as the men dragged Shaw out of the house. The men pressed Shaw on the ground and beat one of his legs with bats. Shaw’s cry echoed in the air. The atmosphere in the mansion was tense and quiet but the excruciating cries were loud outside. None of the family members dared to look, they were afraid of blood. They looked down and pretended not to see anything. “Today is just the beginning. Anyone who messes with Kaze Lee would put our family in big trouble. All of you might think that I am being too serious but after this, you would want to kill Shaw, I promise you.” Master Castor knew what his family was thinking based on the looks on their faces. Despite the bitterness in their hearts, they had to accept it. This would not end easily. If Kaze was merciful, their family could live. If their family business was stopped, then they would have to sell off everything and leave Westeros. Otherwise, persistence would only drain hi

“Listen to me, you two. This is not your problem anymore. Go back to your husband’s side and live your life. If the Castors survive this and make a comeback in the future, as a part of the family, try to help the young ones,” Master Castor said to his daughters, hoping for a promise. Even though Amy and Alison might not have helped, he needed their words to feel assured. “Don’t worry, Father. If any of our nieces and nephews need help, I will help.” “Me too. I will take good care of them.” Amy and Alison knelt on the floor and gave their promise to Master Castor. It was the only thing they could do for their family now. At the same time, it also served as a contingency plan for the future generations of the Castors. They knew the Castors were basically over, but the future generations should not suffer because of Shaw’s mistake, so the best they could do was offer a helping hand when needed. “As for your older brother, Abraham, he’s in the political field. This should aff

Darcy was clear about her goal and she would not hold back when the situation demanded swiftness and precision. She knew how important it was to seize the chance to gain the upper hand. As long as she could seize it, she would be able to fight back and win. The head of the main Quint family branch had been oppressing her. She became a target because people were jealous of her capabilities. However, she was a woman. The men would not allow her to overshadow themselves, so they stopped her from climbing higher. Darcy could have contributed to the Quints’ company but they were extremely demanding, greedy even. She agreed to be transferred to Westeros because she had her own plans and she did not want to be controlled by them. Westeros was further away from Riverbank. No matter how extensive the main family’s influence was, they would not be able to control her at all times. As long as Darcy could root herself in Westeros, she could request more help from Riverbank and equip

Edmund had an advantage—he was a local and he knew Westeros well. He knew almost all the families and their backgrounds. It was his extensive understanding that allowed him to make precise and effective decisions. “You are saying Kaze will replace you with someone else?” Clarice could not believe her father. Kaze promised her that he would never do anything to her family if they were loyal. Edmund had even cleansed the Viper's Den for Kaze; there was no way Kaze would not appreciate such an effort or replace him in the future. “No one can guarantee that he wouldn’t do that. I still don’t know if I can fully trust him.” Edmund lacked the confidence to fight off his fear. The reason why he wanted Clarice to be stronger was because he could make better arrangements, at least securing a way out of the situation if things went south. “Listen to me, attend the banquet, and make some friends.” He felt bad seeing her daughter in a mess. Life continued regardless and she sho