Guardian-In-Law のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 4331 - チャプター 4340

“I like your confidence, Mr. Carpson. Since you are here, there’s no need for me to worry so much,” the man said with a nod. He had told Robbie everything he knew. Even though his information was limited, at least it provided a general direction for Robbie to continue his investigation. “Tell me everything, and I’ll make the arrangements,” Robbie said casually. His job was to solve the matter that the man was facing. As for the person behind Edmund, he would try his best to figure out who he was and expose him to the public. He had his own objective and mission, so he must be careful. Neither of them realized they were being watched by the car on the opposite street. They were completely oblivious to Kaze's men spying on them from a car outside the coffee shop and quietly taking their pictures. Robbie did not stay for long. He left after he got what he needed. The other man also ordered a coffee to go before he headed back to the office. Since he came to a coffee

Kaze did not feel right talking about work before.However, now with a full stomach, he suddenly found the energy to continue the conversation. “What do you think about Robbie Carpson?” He asked, trying to find out Darcy’s impression of the man. “Nothing in particular. Robbie is smart and a gentleman. He also seems noble and easy-going,” Darcy said, giving high remarks regarding the man. Kaze frowned, not knowing how to continue the questioning. “What’s the matter? Is there something wrong with Robbie?” Darcy noticed Kaze’s silence and thought it strange. She only met Robbie for the first time today. She had limited knowledge of the man, much less his true intention. If she wanted to investigate Robbie’s background, she could do it herself. Kaze was just a normal employee in her company. There was no way he would know anything about Robbie or what he intended to do. It felt inappropriate for him to ask such a question. “There’s a little problem. Here’s a piece of a

Dwight was surprised to hear it and felt that Kaze was poking his nose into Darcy’s business. “So you’re saying Darcy has a business partner who seems close to her, but you’re afraid that he will hurt her, so you told her to stay away? “How sure are you about that? Wouldn’t you have to find out whether they are just business partners, friends, or something else? No matter what they are, though, it’s none of your business, and you shouldn’t say that.” In Dwight’s opinion, Kaze did not know how to read the room, or he would not say something like that, making Darcy mad. “What’s the matter? Was I wrong? We know each other. I believe I have the duty to remind her,” Kaze said, believing he was not overstepping. “Of course you were wrong. Who Darcy wants to work with and who she meets is her business, not yours. If someone really lied to her or hurt her, you can then come in and help her. “However, that guy hasn’t done anything. If you call that person a liar, claiming that he wi

“As for the deal, I wonder if you have any news about that. If yes, my company would like to work with yours and maybe sign the contract now,” Darcy asked, stating her intention. “I believe I mentioned that this is just dinner between us. I don’t talk about work during my private time,” Robbie said. Darcy was slightly disappointed at Robbie’s wish not to talk about the deal. She thought she could secure a deal by having dinner with him, but he turned her down right away. His unusual reaction caught her off guard. However, since she was already here, she might as well enjoy herself. Soon, the dishes were served. After the appetizers, the main course followed. Just as she was about to cut her steak, Robbie took her plate away. Then he did the favor of cutting the steak into smaller pieces before giving her back the plate. Darcy was surprised. She had not expected such a gentlemanly gesture, and it caught her off guard once more. Kaze looked at Darcy, irritated by the sc

“Slow down. You should be more polite when eating in a place like this and mind your manners,” Robbie said patiently, hinting at Dwight not to be rude. “Table manners? We're on my turf now. Around here, we follow our own rules. This is my turn, and we set our own rules. There’s no need for such trouble. If you care so much about etiquette, the food will go cold, and you still won’t be eating,” Dwight said, with no concern at all. He continued to gobble down the food rudely. Darcy was struck by a wave of embarrassment. She did not even dare to look at Robbie anymore. He invited her to dinner, and now Dwight ruined it for both of them. “Mr. Carpson, I’m sorry. My friend doesn’t come to this kind of place often and doesn’t know the rules,” Darcy said, apologizing on behalf of Dwight. “It’s okay. It’s just etiquette. Like your friend said, rules are set by people around here,” Robbie said with a smile. Although his tone sounded easy-going and kind, he could barely contain his