All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 4761 - Chapter 4770

Cassey understood that the victory was not the real win. It was just a new beginning. Lyra must be very upset, and that was the part Cassey was most proud of. Now, he would seize the chance to lay out his trap and wait for Lyra to arrive. Wade knew that they were in for a rough fight, and it was time to keep their guards up. The rest would be a breeze. Once the estate was reclaimed, he would put his people in charge. Everything happened so quickly, and in mere hours, the dust settled. Meanwhile, Lyra was relaxing in her villa, waiting for Darcy to confess. She could not miss the chance. Even though the identity of the West State’s branch leader was a secret, Lyra had the feeling that he had a weakness and something he cared about. By figuring him out, she could identify his weakness and have a firm grasp on him. Lyra was a proud and arrogant woman. She had always believed that with enough power, she could manipulate everything. Although everything in the North State was

Kaze had been waiting for the update. Upon receiving the news, he swiftly left the villa. Behind the wheel, Kaze sped on the road. Ryan had located Lyra’s villa, and the location was rather secluded. Kaze glanced at the time. It should take him half an hour to arrive at the destination. He hoped he was not too late. Darcy had been held captive for a day, so she should be able to hold on. Even so, Kaze could not shake off his anxiety. The only thing on his mind was to get there and save Darcy. Hopefully, no harm had come to her, or he would have to live with the guilt. Kaze had no idea why Lyra had her eye on Darcy. However, he had a feeling that reason was likely related to him. As such, he had a responsibility to get Darcy out and make sure she was not hurt. Cassey moved fast, producing results today itself, which was a good thing for Kaze. It meant Darcy must have been left behind in the villa, making the rescue easier for him. Anxious, Kaze stepped on the gas to race to

Trapped in a nightmare, Darcy entered a state of panic. She kept shaking her head, trying to wake herself up. She was terrified that everything was real. She could not understand why she was subjected to unfair treatment, who she had upset, and why she was abducted. She had always been kind to others, facing every matter with grace. Yet, she was taken away and locked up. Darcy recalled seeing a figure just before she passed out. The person had rushed in anxiously and approached her right away. All she seemed to remember was Kaze coming to her rescue in the nick of time and getting rid of the people who tried to violate her. Everything was a blur to Darcy, and she was unsure whether what she saw was real. Nevertheless, she felt safe in that moment. When she opened her eyes again, she stared at the familiar ceiling in a daze. She cocked her head numbly and observed her surroundings. The place looked rather familiar and even surreal. She did not know if it was real, but it looke

Kaze skillfully blow-dried Darcy’s hair and gave her voluminous curls with the brush. Her hair was easy to maintain. All it needed was a bit of essential oil for her hair to look softer and shinier. Kaze’s familiarity with the task came with experience. He knew which products to use without being told. Darcy sat on the chair, finding assurance and security in his care. It felt as if nothing had changed—that they were still a married couple. It was a shame that the reality was otherwise. Kaze put down the hair dryer and brushed Darcy’s hair. “All done. You can rest now.” Immediately after, Kaze got ready to leave. “Where are you going?” Darcy was afraid to be alone, even in her own apartment. The fear and panic set in. “Since you’re awake, I should get going. I need to sort out work.” Kaze had to head out for a bit. Edmund had been calling to get him over as soon as possible. He could not stay for long. Darcy seemed to be doing well. Although she could not be alone

By the time Kaze arrived at the Viper’s Den, the team had gathered in the conference room. They were discussing the events in the North State. The situation was rather unexpected. Once Cassey got hold of the intel, he immediately began making moves. Within a day, he had seized most of Lyra’s territories. From the Viper’s Den members’ perspective, Cassey had never seemed powerful. In fact, he had always appeared hesitant. It was surprising that he took charge for once and produced results. As Kaze emerged, the members rose from their seats. “Mr. Lee.” Edmund stood up, offered his seat, and said hello. Those present in the meeting room were Edmund and Kaze’s trusted aides, so there was no need for Kaze to wear a mask. Kaze nodded and took a seat in the main chair before turning to the computer in front of him, the screen filled with files and reports. Across the room, the big monitor displayed the latest updates on their progress.“Not bad. The results came quickly,” Kaze co