Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1430

"Father." Hans quickly bowed and greeted, his head lowered, his eyes flickering uncertainly. There was fear, hope, and even a hint of excitement within him.

At the same time, Morris and Wynna's faces also displayed fleeting expressions of unease. The man's indifferent gaze swept over everyone's faces.

Worthless.

After two exits, his shocked gaze converged on the smiling face of Wilbur. After a moment of daze, he stepped forward to Wilbur and knelt directly.

"Sir, I have been searching for you for so long. Please accept me. I am Charlie Angora. I am willing to be your follower and dedicate my life to you."

As soon as Earl Angora uttered these words, Hans and the others were completely stunned. When did Wilbur manage to conquer Angora, the Super Sanctuary?

Wilbur flicked the ash off his cigarette and frowned. "It's not impossible. Let me finish what needs to be done here first."

"What happened here?" Charlie asked.

Wilbur smiled. "Perhaps you can ask them."

Charlie stood up, his gaze sweeping over the three men. An invisible pressure surged like a raging wave, causing the entire castle to tremble. Hans and the others felt like a small boat in a storm, on the verge of capsizing, filled with extreme panic.

Everyone knew that this Earl Angora had mental issues. If provoked, regardless of whether it was Wynna, Morris, or his own son Hans, he could easily kill them.

Hans clearly felt his father's wrath and didn't dare to hide anything, explaining everything straightforwardly.

"Worthless, your existence is my shame."

In a fit of rage, Charlie had already condensed a hook blade in his hand, and the aura of death instantly enveloped Hans and the others. All four of them knelt down, begging for mercy simultaneously.

Hans nodded repeatedly, sweat pouring down his face.

At that moment, a call came from Faye.

There were no issues with the account or password, and the money had been withdrawn from the international account.

Wilbur hung up the phone, shrugged, and said, "Lou, I've received the money, but tell me, how should I punish you?"

"Sir, please spare me," Lou had long lost his soul, desperately pleading.

Wilbure's face darkened as he said, "Don't you think that you've swindled my money, making me run so far, going through all this trouble, yet you'll get away with nothing?"