<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 5</strong>313
ire beamed as she suggested, “I have some time. Once the graduation ceremony wraps up, let’s head to the hotel bar for a private chat while Charlie can return to the room first.”
Fei Kexin nodded enthusiastically, a smile spreading across her face as she replied, “Sounds perfect! It’s a n!”
Charlie felt a wave of relief wash over him as he observed the two women mending their previous misunderstandings.
ire isn’t particrly adept at social interactions; aside from Dong Ruolin, she has no close friends. When Fei Kexin, under the alias Zhan Feier, visited Aurous Hill, ire genuinely considered her a goodpanion.
However, it was disheartening when Fei Kexin abruptly disappeared without a word, vanishing from her life. ire constantly worried about her absence, fearing something might have happened to her friend.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
It wasn’t until Fei Kexinter emerged as the head of the Fei family on global television that ire realized her friend had never revealed her true identity to her.
From that moment on, Charlie noticed a hint of sadness in ire’s demeanor.
Now that they had reconciled, Charlie believed that if they were given some time, Fei Kexin could share the challenges she faced back then, allowing ire to finally process and release any lingering negative feelings.
Moreover, Charlie felt confident that Fei Kexin would handle the conversation with care, ensuring she wouldn’t inadvertently disclose any critical information.
After all, he had yet to meet anyone as astute as Fei Kexin. He trusted she would convey the events truthfully while keeping her role limited to that of a Feng Shui master.
For Charlie, as long as he could maintain the image of a Feng Shui master in front of his wife, he knew he could navigate any situation that arose.
Even someone as influential as Fei Kexin had respect for him, which he could always justify.
After all, it was he who helped Fei Kexin adjust her Feng Shui when she was nearly hunted down by her uncle, assisting her in reiming her position as the head of the Fei family.
With that backdrop, even if Fei Kexin showed him respect, everything could be rationalized.
A few minutester, a helicopter from the FBI descended onto the square outside the auditorium. Several agents, donned in sunsses, quickly moved in and escorted Matthew Peterson, who was being guarded by Jay, away.
Having lost the will to resist, Matthew was limply ced onto the helicopter by two detectives.
Onlookers were taken aback as they witnessed the FBI’s actions, whispering among themselves in astonishment, trying to piece together why such a prominent figure in the design industry was being taken away.
Jay observed the helicopter ascend before returning to the venue to update Fei Kexin.
Upon hearing the news, Fei Kexin smiled slightly and turned to ire, saying, “ire, once I take charge of Aiyikang, I’d love to invite you to be the president of thepany.”
ire was taken aback and quickly waved her hand, “I don’t think I’m at that level; I’m better off managing my smallpany in Aurous Hill…”
Fei Kexin replied earnestly, “Don’t worry, I’ll keep that position open for you. If you’re interested, you can join anytime.”
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Meanwhile, on the other side of the world in Eastcliff.
A tall, slender girl, seemingly around seventeen or eighteen years old, with an innocent appearance, walked briskly through a traditional alley in Eastcliff.
It was early morning in Eastcliff, typically the busiest time in the hutongs, yet this particr alley felt eerily deserted,cking any breakfast vendors or even a single passerby.<fn98e7> N?w ?ovel chapt?rs are published on Find?Novel</fn98e7>
The girl continued toward the deepest part of the alley, where an impressive five-room three-door mansion stood. This traditional term refers to the width of five rooms with three entrances.
The innermost mansion was originally the residence of a prince from the Qing Dynasty.
The massive three-door gates, standing at three to four meters high, were adorned with brass door nails, showcasing a remarkable design.
nking the entrance were two grand stone lions, magnificently carved to reflect the stature of the ce.
As the girl approached two-thirds of the way, two middle-aged men in casual attire suddenly appeared from nowhere.
These men were robust and bore determined expressions, unmistakably not ordinary individuals.
They blocked the girl’s path, and one of them stated, “Youngdy, this is a private estate; please do not proceed further.” Undeterred by their presence, the girl calmly replied, “Please inform your elder that Lin Wan’er (ni) has arrived and needs to see him.”<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>