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    Amazing Son in Law Chapter 2516 (Charlie Wade)</h1>


    Due to this situation, Fitz was deeply concerned for Zara’s safety, yet he felt paralyzed, unable to leave Australia until he received word from his father.


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    Fitz was still young andcked real-life experience; the most traumatic event he had faced was his kidnapping in Japan.


    During that incident, he had sumbed to panic.


    The entire experience left him feeling like a frightened quail, utterly helpless.


    In contrast to Zara, Fitz was far lessposed, and the weight of the situation pressed heavily upon him, making it hard to breathe.


    He yearned for his father’s return to provide him with strength, yet he was reluctant to defy the old man, recognizing that his father was in a simr position.


    When his father mentioned that he was waiting, Fitz could no longer contain his frustration, eximing: “Wait more? What exactly are you waiting for?


    Are you just going to sit there until we get the news about Mom and Zara’s deaths? Will you only return for the funeral then?!”


    Each of Fitz’s words struck Zayne like a painful p, leaving him with a bleeding heart.


    Yet, in that moment, he felt powerless.


    Having faced far more in life than Fitz, he understood the concept of “courage without recklessness” and the importance of “nning before acting.”


    Zayne believed that those who charged into danger without a n were often just cannon fodder, unlikely to achieve greatness on the battlefield.


    Fitz’s outburst only added to Zayne’s worries.


    In his view, his son was being reckless. If he disregarded the old man’s wishes and returned home during such a sensitive time, it would surely provoke a severe reaction from the old man.


    If the old man deemed him rebellious, Zayne feared he would never have the chance to rise again in life.


    Thus, he patiently exined: “Fitz, you want me to go back and assist you, but you know how your grandfather is. If I return now, you might not even get to see me again.”


    He continued, hesitating for a moment before speaking earnestly: “Fitz, listen to your father this once. It’s toote today. You need to settle down in Aurous Hill for now. Tomorrow, while ensuring your safety, contact your grandfather and have him or your uncle send someone to locate your mother and sister.”


    “Give me one day. If your grandfather doesn’t get in touch with me by then, I will reach out to him myself.”


    “Regardless of the oue, I will ensure he allows me to return home.”


    Fitz felt an urge tosh out at his father.


    However, after taking a moment to calm down, he realized that Dad’s words carried a degree of wisdom.


    In fact, his father had a n, while he had acted too impulsively.


    Reflecting on this, he replied softly: “Dad, I understand… you don’t need to worry about me.


    I’ll call Grandpa soon and update you if anything changes.”


    Zayne nodded, urging: “Don’t call your grandfather tonight. I suspect he’s already devising a n to find your mother and sister.


    Let him focus. We’ll discuss it tomorrow!”


    Just then, Zayne’s phone buzzed with an iing call, and he eximed, “Your grandpa is calling me!”<div>


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