Todos os capítulos de Guardian-In-Law: Capítulo 4361 - Capítulo 4370

“The individual loves hiding in the shadows. I’m pretty sure he made Edmund set up the meeting with me. “My warning didn’t even deter Edmund. He had the audacity to give me hell. I hope it doesn’t mean he has friends in higher places.” Robbie suspected as much and squirmed at the prospect. He had no idea what lay ahead, but the situation was escalating out of control. “No, I can’t sit around and do nothing. I need to take the initiative.” With that in mind, Robbie got ready to attend the gala to foster relationships. If there were people out to get Edmund, they would be an asset to Robbie. “I’d love to see how long Edmund is going to keep up with his attitude. If I wanted to, the Wittersons wouldn’t even exist now,” Robbie said confidently, thinking he had the solution to the problem. His secretary was quick to acquire an invitation. The gala host was pleased to learn of Robbie’s interest in attending and knew what he would be up to. Most people had an issue with

It was clear that Robbie had not given everybody any form of assurance, so no one would take the risk. Robbie arrived at the gala in confidence, convinced that these people would take his side on his crusade against Edmund. However, he did not expect their attitude. Feeling disappointed, Robbie felt that he had come to the wrong place. “You sure can put up with Edmund’s insolence and tyranny. If you want change, you need to put in the effort,” Robbie said in frustration. The businesspeople simply sipped on their drinks, unconcerned with Robbie’s little tantrum. Robbie felt at a loss. He had not been in this situation before. Robbie could not understand what these people were thinking. It was supposed to be straightforward. Somehow, the whole thing became complicated. The group sat together to talk about rising against Edmund. Then came a shift in mood, and everybody was persuading Robbie to relax. People might think that these businesspeople were friends with Edmund

“I shouldn’t have left home today. If only I knew.” “We saved Robbie. Does that mean we’re in trouble?” “I don’t think so. If Mr. Witterson means business, he would’ve done so from a distance to make sure there are no witnesses,” someone murmured. In truth, panic took over. While the businessmen engaged in conversation, an ambulance arrived at the scene. The medical staff got out to examine the wounded before transporting them away. The businessmen dispersed after their talk. They were all thinking about sending Edmund some gifts. Everybody wanted to bribe Edmund with gifts, hoping he would forget their little attempt to rebel. Edmund could not care less about the gifts and simply dumped them on his subordinates. Of course, he would not hold this against the businesspeople. Nevertheless, he would be cutting their earnings in the next contract. That was the price they had to pay. Edmund would not wipe them off the face of the earth or stop the partnerships. He wo

Edmund was put in the spot because he was not keen on playing mind games with businesspeople. Their greed was insatiable. Edmund had to put them in their place. By giving them the squeeze when appropriate, Edmund would remind them that second chances did not come very often. The businesspeople would think twice before pulling any stunt. The situation was hard to put into words, but it was essentially a tug-of-war between two sides. “Know your limits, and ease up when appropriate. Don’t push things to the limit,” Kaze said, understanding that Edmund had his own judgment. Still, he voiced his concern. “Don’t worry, Mr. Lee. I know what to do. They just need a little push before they stop.” Having dealt with the businesspeople for a while, Edmund understood their needs and their nature. Edmund was certain of his course of action. “But what are we going to do with Robbie? Are we going to let him go?” Edmund asked. He could not figure out Kaze’s next move. Injured, Ro

Luca stood outside the door, keeping an ear out for things. She knocked on the door to interrupt the conversation at any sign of trouble. “Ms. Quint, the meeting is about to start. We should get going,” Luca uttered and glanced at Robbie apologetically. “Have a good rest, Mr. Carpson. We can talk about cooperation once you’re back on your feet,” Darcy uttered while getting up to leave. Nevertheless, she placed the peeled apple on the bedside table. “I think the partnership should be a joint venture between two companies, Mr. Carpson. It is not solely my responsibility. Even with my best efforts, I can’t push ahead on my own. We can only walk away if the other party isn’t committed.” Darcy did not want to grovel. The collaboration was supposed to benefit both sides. However, Robbie kept dragging his feet. It did not seem like a partnership was on the horizon. Darcy picked up on the clues during this hospital visit. Since there were no flowers found in Robbie’s room,