The Amazing son in law Chapter 1958

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In Lord Wade’s opinion, Charlie’s actions today were rather excessive.

Even if Cynthia approached her mother-in-law without permission, the initial mistake lay with Charlie. As Cynthia’s nephew, he should not have treated his aunt this way.

To make matters worse, he compelled his aunt to stay in Aurous Hill Shanty Village for an entire week.

This situation clearly indicates that the Wade Family is attempting to bring Charlie under control, encouraging him to reconnect with his heritage and contribute to the family. This process will undoubtedly be more challenging than they anticipated.

Thus, it is crucial not to rush this matter, as haste may lead to undesirable outcomes.

Once Lord Wade grasped this, he spoke up: “Cynthia, ultimately, this situation began with your actions. While Charlie may have overstepped, it’s not necessary to sever ties completely. Let’s take a step back and revisit this issue later.”

Cynthia let out a quiet sigh of relief and quickly replied, “I understand, Dad. I won’t be able to visit you during this time, especially not for the New Year…”

Lord Wade smiled gently: “Those are minor concerns; don’t worry. I’ll be waiting for your return.” Check latest chapters at find[ɴ]ovel.net

“Okay!” Cynthia nodded towards the camera, wiping away her tears.

At that moment, Lord Wade’s eldest son, Corran, rushed in, appearing somewhat anxious. “Dad, I have some news,” he said.

Lord Wade frowned and asked, “What news?”

Corran explained, “I’ve learned that the Banks Family is on a spree to recruit martial arts masters from across Asia, offering exorbitant salaries. They’re paying tens of millions annually to an average martial artist. If they invest at this rate, it could exceed 10 billion in total. Many top fighters who have retired are contemplating a return!”

Lord Wade was taken aback: “What’s prompting such a significant move?”

Corran replied, “It’s likely to quickly replenish their fighting strength in Japan. I heard that numerous masters from the Banks Family are facing legal troubles with Japanese prosecutors, and it seems none of them will avoid prison.”

Lord Wade nodded, fully aware of how critical combat power is for a prominent family.

The recent incident with the Banks Family in Japan illustrated this well; without their substantial reserve of fighters, it would have been impossible to dispatch nearly a hundred martial artists to Japan overnight.

Moreover, once these fighters set foot in Japan, they could effortlessly overpower the Matsumoto family, displaying a ferocity akin to a dragon overpowering a mere snake.

These martial artists, unarmed and relying solely on their skills, can exhibit tremendous combat effectiveness.

Provided they have a passport and visa, they can travel freely across countries, maintaining their combat readiness at all times.

Such individuals serve as invaluable assets for large families engaging in overseas conflicts.

While firearms are undeniably powerful, no family can transport armed personnel across borders.

As a result, gun-wielding assassins face significant limitations; when tasked with overseas missions without weapons, they lose much of their effectiveness.

In contrast, martial arts experts cultivated by top families can maintain their combat efficiency, even in nations with the strictest gun regulations. This is the essential strength of these masters.

At this point, Corran added: “I also heard that Zara, the eldest daughter of the Banks Family, has been on the hunt for a mysterious figure since her return from Japan. They’ve even covertly offered a reward of one billion for information about this individual.”

“Oh?” Lord Wade responded, intrigued. “What’s this person’s background? Are they an adversary of the Banks Family?”

“Not at all,” Corran replied. “It seems this person is actually Zara and Fitz’s savior!”

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