<h3 ss="wp-block-heading">The Novel <strong>The Amazing Son-in-Law</strong> & <strong>Hero of Hearts</strong> by <strong>Lord Leaf</strong> – Free Online Read <strong>Chapter 52</strong>34


    After Lingshan was granted mercy by Charlie, allowing him to preserve his parents’ remains, he found that even his own cultivation benefited unexpectedly. This made Abbas eager to show his gratitude to Charlie.


    Abbas was not one to harbor many secrets or hidden agendas. He believed that if you owed someone, it was only right to repay them. Simrly, if you had received a favor, you should also think of ways to return it.


    Initially, Abbas thought that Charlie would show leniency and take control of the entire Ten Thousand Dragon Pce, allowing him to extract as much value as possible from it, and perhaps evenpel the pce to serve him.


    However, to his surprise, after Charlie took over Wanlongdian, the members did not readily risk themselves for him. Instead, Charlie began sending various resources and support to Wanlongdian, assistance that was far beyond Abbas’s expectations.


    The scale of Charlie’s contributions was immense, and it included a facility that had been Abbas’s dream for many years. Despite having spent years in a war-torn country, he had never managed to secure permission from local officials for Wanlongdian to establish a presence there. Yet Charlie achieved this effortlessly.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Additionally, Charlie facilitated the opening of two lucrative andpletely legal businesses—armed escort and armed security—for Wanlongdian. He also continued to provide financial backing, ensuring that, with their current scale, Wanlongdian would flourish for the next ten or twenty years.


    Consequently, Abbas’s desire to contribute to Charlie grew even stronger during this time. He had initially thought that the gratitude he and Wanlongdian owed Charlie was immeasurable. However, after Charlie hosted a celebration in Mexico that significantly improved everyone’s cultivation, Abbas found himself even more eager to fight for Charlie.


    Upon learning from Charlie about the exact location of a mysterious organization’s hideout, Abbas was quick to volunteer to dismantle it for Charlie.


    Charlie, however, gestured for him to stop and said earnestly, “A copper mine protected by hundreds of cavalry guards is quite formidable. Theplex underground fortifications make it even more dangerous. If you rush in, you’re likely to be caught, making it impossible for us to eliminate the enemy without leaving traces. There are countless dead men and their families inside, posing a significant risk.”


    Wu Siqi, who was present, agreed and added, “Mr. Wade is correct. The dead men and their families must regrly receive the organization’s antidote. Even if they harbor deep-seated hatred toward the organization, they will instinctively defend it if trouble arises.”


    Wu Siqi continued, “For the dead, the organization will only provide the antidote if they demonstrate loyalty. Otherwise, if their allegiance is questioned, they will be executed in front of their families, who will witness their loved ones’ deaths before also being punished. It’s a grim situation, and the only way to secure their own safety is to fight for their lives.”


    “Therefore, if Wanlongdian ns to attack this garrison, those dead soldiers will certainly fight back fiercely at the first moment.” Hearing this, Abbas realized how impulsive he had been.


    Feeling embarrassed, he turned to Charlie and apologized, “I’m sorry, Mr. Wade. My eagerness clouded my judgment. Please forgive me!”


    Charlie reassured him, “It’s understandable; you weren’t present when 547 briefed me, so it’s natural for you to be unaware of the situation with these dead men.”


    He then instructed, “Bring in the seven Xiao cavalry guards so they can provide insight into the station’s circumstances.”


    “Yes, sir!” came the prompt reply.


    Before long, the seven Xiao cavalry guards entered the room. They were visibly anxious, aware that the poison coursing through their bodies would prove fatal in six days if they didn’t receive the antidote. Although Charlie had promised to cure them, they felt uneasy about the dy, especially since Abbas had brought them to Syria.


    As they stepped into the conference room and saw Charlie, it was as if they had found a savior. The leader of the group eximed excitedly, “Mr. Wade!”


    Charlie nodded, gestured to the empty seats in front of him, and said with a smile, “Please sit down; I need to understand the situation better.”


    “Of course!” the leader replied quickly, though a hint of unease lingered in his expression.<fn7473> Th? link to the orig?n of this information r?sts ?n find?novel</fn7473>


    He feared that Charlie might not intend to detoxify them and would instead extract all the information they had gathered over the past few days before abandoning them to their fate.


    Charlie noticed their concern and, smiling gently, he approached each one, patting their shoulders and reassuring them, “Are you worried that I won’t keep my promise to detoxify you?”


    The seven exchanged nces, hesitant to respond. Finally, the leader gathered his courage and nodded, prompting the others to do the same.


    Charlie chuckled softly and replied, “It’s perfectly normal to feel anxious, but you can rx now—the poison in your bodies has been cured!”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong>Next Chapter</strong>