The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family

Charlie could see that Claire still regarded Kathleen as a friend.

However, the huge disparity in their social status also made her feel a little discouraged.noveldrama

Charlie understood this very well.

Moreover, Charlie did not really want his wife to get too close to Kathleen.

On one hand, Kathleen already knew his identity, so she might reveal clues about

his identity to his wife if she got too close to Kathleen.

On the other hand, Kathleen was simply too smart. In contrast, in front of Kathleen, Claire was like an elementary school student who was facing a graduate student. One was too smart, and the other was too naïve. Compromising with the other party would definitely be exhausting.

Therefore, in Charlie's opinion, it was best for the two of them to maintain this current state.

So, Charlie digressed and asked Claire, "Honey, what time does the graduation ceremony start in the evening?"

Claire said, "The graduation ceremony starts from around 5.00 pm to 5.30 pm.”

Charlie nodded and said, "Let's pack up our luggage in the afternoon so that we can drive to New York in the morning tomorrow, then."

"Okay!" Claire happily agreed and said joyfully, "We've been away for so long, so I really miss home! Dad also finished his exchange a few days ago and returned to Aurous Hill from South Korea. I don't know how he's doing at home alone these days. He doesn't know how to cook either, so eating alone is also a problem for him."

Charlie said with a smile, "Eating is a

trivial matter. With a cell phone

these days, how could anyone go hungry? What's more, Dad is probably happier living alone since Mom is not home. Perhaps, be might even be hoping that we would go back later. For middle-aged and elderly men who are married, being able to live alone at home for a few days is more comfortable than being the President of the United States for a few days."

Claire could not help but sigh as she said, "If you want to talk about taking care of a family, women can still do better! Look, when we first came to the United States, Dad also went to South Korea for the exchange program. Mom was the only one at home. According to what you've just said, she must have been feeling very comfortable at home, but she still came all the way to the United States to see us because she missed us."

Charlie was dumbfounded for a moment and thought to himself, 'Elaine missed us? Honey, you really don't know your mother well

enough. The reason why your \.ne

mother came to the United States was because I wanted her to be around to accompany you, so I came up with a small trick to make her spend all her money. Otherwise, she would not come to the United States at all if she still had a hundred or two hundred thousand dollars to spend.'

However, Charlie naturally could not tell her the truth, so he smiled and said, "Honey, you're right. Mom still values kinship."

Claire said with a smile, "We will set off in the morning tomorrow, and we will be home after more than ten hours. By then, Dad's good days will probably come to an end."

As Claire was packing her luggage, Charlie went to the balcony of the presidential suite and called Mrs. Lewis who was in Canada.

As soon as the call was connected, Mrs. Lewis greeted him respectfully over the other end of the line. "Young Master!"

Charlie wanted to persuade Mrs. Lewis not to address him in that manner, but he finally gave up the idea after thinking about it.

He knew that even if he asked Mrs. Lewis not to address him as 'Young Master',

in Mrs. Lewis's opinion, it would not change the fact that he was the young master of the Wade family.

In addition, she had always felt that the Wade family had saved her life and arranged for her retirement in Canada, so she felt that she was a servant of the Wade family.

She would address Charlie by his name directly against her will in front of people who did not know Charlie's identity, but when there were no outsiders around, she wanted to address Charlie as 'Young Master' from the bottom of her heart.