All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 4791 - Chapter 4800

“Don’t worry, Mr. Witterson. We are just sending our men to gather some information. We won’t engage them at all costs. They know what they are supposed to do,” Ryan said. He knew his men well, so he dared not simply issue an order. He arranged for a few of his more capable men, to gather information up north. If they saw a chance, they would acquire whatever they could. Moreover, Gardenia was known for its mining business, which also equaled wealth. “Be careful and don’t be reckless. If anyone found out about you, just tell them I arranged for them to support Cassey.” Edmund was willing to support his men unconditionally since they worked hard and served him well. He did not want to disappoint them. Ryan was happy that his employer cared about them. He and his men would surely be rewarded. “That will be all for now. Give me the room. If there’s nothing else, don’t disturb me. I want to rest.” Edmund went through the last document on the desk and signed it before he fin

Darcy followed Ricky upstairs and reached the highest floor. The entire highest floor belonged to Edmund and his secretaries. When they arrived, Darcy saw many employees moving around quickly, seemingly busy with their work. They took a moment to greet Ricky whenever they saw him. Darcy was impressed by the sheer size of the Witterson Corporation. “Your company is expanding nicely. I see you have a lot of great employees here.” She saw many familiar faces, many of whom were well-known in the industry. The business world in Westeros was neither large nor small. Some of the well-known projects were shared among many different companies. Some of the performing employees would then stand out from the rest, and it was a good achievement to add on their resume, which promised a better future in other companies. Whenever some big companies wanted to headhunt for talent, they would go after well-known individuals—a win-win situation for both employer and employee. Darcy kne

Darcy believed she demanded too much from Edmund. She was basically using the Witterson Corporation’s profit to pave the way for her company to rise higher. Even though she had made it clear that she was ambitious, Edmund was not mad at her request, which was surprising. If she were in his position, even she could not accept such a ridiculous demand. If it was her status that he revered, then it made sense why he did not get mad and patiently talked to her. If Darcy were just the CEO of some random company, he would never have wasted his time on her. He would have told her to leave or even retaliated for her being so unreasonable. In addition, Darcy and Edmund’s status was not equal due to the scale of their companies and their personal influence in Westeros. There was no reason for Edmund to be lenient with her or even meet her. Yet they met and he showed her exceptional respect and patience, even when she made a ridiculous demand. He did not get mad at her and even consid

Lyra had come up with ways to kill Cassey, but none of them had succeeded yet. She would never give up until her brother was eliminated. As long as the two of them were fighting, the North State would be in chaos. The thought of it put a smile on Kaze’s face. Lyra wanted Westeros, but she failed to acquire the city and even suffered a loss. Had she not revealed Cassey’s identity, Kaze might not have dragged him into the mess. He found the course of action interesting as if everything happened according to the universe’s plan. “Too bad I missed out the fact that Lyra is merciless, and she got Darcy involved,” Kaze muttered to himself. Darcy was mistakenly taken, and Kaze felt bad for her. He swore to make it up to her, but it was not the time now. Kaze had his way in dealing with matters. If he could not handle it now, then it would have to come later; at least he could not reveal his identity to her right away. He sighed helplessly. No matter how good a planner he w

“It’s my fault. I did not want to call in sick, but I got in a tough situation and I didn’t inform the office in time,” Kaze said. “If it’s not that serious, then don’t worry about it; if you are feeling unwell, go to the hospital. If it’s about money, I can pay for you in advance,” Darcy said. She ultimately decided to show Kaze kindness. Whether or not he was really sick, she still believed he needed money, and giving him some financial aid was probably the best idea. However, Darcy quickly thought of Kaze’s relationship with Edmund. There was no way Kaze would be poor. She found herself in a dilemma again. She scoffed at herself and felt ridiculous. She already knew that he was not poor, but she could not help but care about him. She wondered how much longer he would continue to lie to her. “I’m fine. I took some medication. I’ll be better after a nap. Don’t worry about me.” Kaze could tell that Darcy cared about him, and he did not have the heart to lie to her. Da