The two shouts of “Uncle Wade” left everyone at the scene utterly astonished.


    They all assumed that Charlie, being blind, was seeking his own demise by iming to be Joseph’s uncle. Wasn’t this just a sign that he was fed up with life?


    However, no one anticipated Joseph’s response—he actually acknowledged it?!


    At that moment, Joseph eagerly stepped forward, grasping Charlie’s right hand with both of his, and eximed, “Uncle Wade, what a surprise to see you here!”


    The onlookers were left speechless, their mouths agape, and even Gustavo was at a loss for words.<fne9b3> Chapters first released on Find[?]ovel</fne9b3><h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Charlie, maintaining hisposure, replied, “This prison isn’t operated by your family. If you cane here, why can’t I? You’re allowed to make mistakes, but Uncle Wade isn’t?”


    Joseph, visibly respectful, responded, “Absolutely, Uncle Wade, you’re right!”


    Charlie rolled his eyes in response, then pointed at Gustavo, instructing, “Today, if you want to show some respect to your uncle, don’t touch him yet.”


    Without hesitation, Joseph dered, “Alright! Since Uncle Wade has spoken, I won’ty a finger on him.”


    Turning to Gustavo, he said seriously, “Gustavo, you’re incredibly lucky today. If my Uncle Wade hadn’t intervened for you, my brothers would have turned you into a ho’s nest!”


    Gustavo, confused by the sudden shift in dynamics, felt an overwhelming sense of gratitude for having narrowly escaped disaster. Remembering how close he hade to being secretly killed by his own son, tears welled up in his eyes.


    In that moment, Charlie approached Gustavo and yfully pped him on the back of the head, asking coldly, “Why are you crying? Can’t you be sessful?”


    Gustavo was taken aback by Charlie’s sudden action. His first instinct was anger, but remembering that Charlie had just saved him from Joseph’s wrath, he swallowed his pride and said, “Sir, thank you for rescuing me. I will definitely repay you!”


    “Repay me?” Charlie scoffed. “Look at you; what could you possibly do for me? Even though my eldest nephew is sparing your life for now, do you really think you’re safe? Your entire family is controlled by your son, who wants you dead. If my nephew doesn’t kill you today, do you think your son won’t find someone else to do it tomorrow?”


    Gustavo was momentarily speechless.


    In that instant, the reality struck him. His son’s intent to murder him forplete control of the criminal organization meant that everything he experienced in Brooklyn Prison was merely an illusion of prosperity.


    Without a strong ally in this prison, he feared for his life.


    Adding to his plight, he realized he couldn’t seek help from the Rothschild family. They had granted him special privileges under the false belief that he still held value. If they learned the truth about his abandonment by his son, they would see him as worthless. Thus, without a powerful supporter, his fate in prison was sealed.


    In that moment, Charlie became hisst hope.


    Desperate, he pleaded with Charlie, “Sir, please help me. Show me a clear path. If I can survive this ordeal, I’m willing to offer a reward of 100 million dors!”