All Chapters of The Guardian's Return: Chapter 861 - Chapter 870

Therefore, Riveria would become Stephen’s final destination!Having figured everything out, Simon’s legs turned weak, and he stumbled a few steps backward. That was not the outcome he wanted to see. He wanted Stephen to join the cabinet and then return to the capital to take over the Quinn family and bring them to new heights, not forced to stay in Riveria forever and only return to visit the family during festive seasons!If the Quinns could not remain in the capital, what was the point? “How could it be?” Simon’s breathing quickened, and he found it hard to calm down. “Dad, what’s wrong?” Simon’s drastic reaction frightened Stephen. “I’m fine.” Simon tried to calm down before looking at Stephen, hesitating to speak. Stephen frowned at Simon’s weird behavior. “Dad, what are you trying to say?”“Sigh.” Knowing he could not hide the matter, Simon let out a long sigh. “You must go to Riveria, and you can only go to Riveria.”“Why?” Stephen did not understand. “Didn’t we s

He had ordered someone to collect information on everything happening recently. Before the information came in, he wanted to lie down for a while. It was one of the few moments he still had to himself. After watching him walk away, Rachel and George exchanged a glance, their eyes filled with confusion. Did Stephen not announce that he would no longer manage Riveria? Why was he suddenly back? Besides, he looked overjoyed when he left, but now, he seemed like a man on the verge of death. Stephen lay on his bed and soon fell asleep, physically and mentally exhausted.He had a dream. In his dream, he was in his seventies, almost eighties. A few decades had passed, yet he was still in Riveria. Although someone else had taken over Riveria, he could not leave, and he had not reunited with Snow and Lily either. However, he had received two wedding door gifts from Ethan. One belonged to Snow, and the other belonged to Lily. It was from their wedding. On top of that, Ethan still looke

If not for the fact that he was still breathing, they would have thought Stephen was dead. At that moment, Stephen could hear someone speaking beside him, but he did not have the energy to see who it was. He was so exhausted now that he could not even keep his eyes open.“I was wrong.” He managed to squeeze out a sentence with all his strength. “I beg you, help me.”The South Regent and Victor exchanged a glance, guessing that Stephen had come to beg Ethan for help, only to be rejected. They simply stood up, ignoring Stephen, and knocked on Ethan’s door instead.Soon, the door opened. Ethan glanced at the two men before his gaze landed on Stephen, who was still kneeling not far away. Ignoring Stephen, he turned around and returned to the living room.The South Regent and Victor quickly followed him inside, with the South Regent asking curiously, “How long has he been kneeling for?”Ethan sat down and replied, “I haven’t paid attention.”Standing nearby, Victor said, “By the loo

Stephen felt as if the sky had collapsed when he heard this. He still held onto a sliver of hope the previous day, thinking that since he was found by the roadside, Ethan must have at least brought him down the mountain. However, the truth was that the South Regent had carried him down. If not for the South Regent, Ethan would not spare him a glance even if he knelt to his death!The South Regent looked at the table beside him. “Your table is too clean. There’s no fruit basket or flowers. Did you really have no visitors the whole of yesterday?”Stephen did not speak. He knew the South Regent was mocking him, but he was unable to retort. He had been an absolute failure over the past six months and had nothing to boast of. In fact, Stephen was starting to think he somehow deserved it. “Tsk tsk,” the South Regent looked at Stephen and said, “You’re a completely different person compared to when you just got here.”When Stephen first arrived in Riveria, he was full of himself, a

Many crops had fallen sick in Riveria. The corrupted grains in Breeze City and destroyed fertile land had already dealt a huge blow to Riveria. Now, with more crops falling ill on a large scale, grain production had decreased, and fruit yields had dropped drastically. There was a problem with the livestock as well. An unknown disease spread and the affected livestock would basically end up dead, with no way to treat them and unfit for consumption. To everyone in Riveria, it was a huge blow. Prices of all food items began to rise, especially fresh vegetables and fruits. Their prices were comparable to meat. Even a single raw egg was 5 dollars, and boiled eggs for breakfast cost 7 dollars each. After hearing about it, Stephen tried to control the price, but it would cost money. Several cities in Riveria had been ruined under his management. He did not have any money left. He would not have needed to outsource infrastructure projects to other companies and corporates if he had mon