All Chapters of The President's Son: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Nanny, Am I The Bad Child? There was silence in the meeting room while Jack went to his room to carry out Han's order. In his room, he immediately contacted Robin. "Sir, it's not what we planned; it's all a mess," Jack told Robin. Robin, sitting earlier, immediately stood away from his wife, who was grumbling. There wasn't a day without complaining and swearing at Lerina. "What happened there? Didn't Erick and the others withdraw their shares?" she asked. "Yes, they've pulled it, Master, but..." "Good, this is Jack's first step; just wait until the company stops operating, then, it will be easy to take it back, and if that happens, I will finish off that damn child!" Robin grinned, hoping this would be easy going forward. "Sir, you're forgetting something," said Jack. He wasn't excited at all. "What is it?" Robin can't wait. Jack was too slow to provide information. "Mr. Erick, Aston, and Mr. Rodrigo did withdraw their shares, but we missed the most important thing. It turns

I'm sorry, Rose! Without feeling the time so quickly passed. Lerina has been leading her own company for a month now. She can solve all difficulties and is getting used to it. Uncle Peng rarely came, Jack didn't show anything suspicious this month, and Lerina felt that the man was good. She wasn't too worried. "Mrs. Lerina, I just received a message. Master is waiting for you at the Resto for lunch!" Norin reported the assistant Han had chosen for him. Lerina didn't answer right away. Instead, she felt strange; Han had her contacts, so why contact Norin? "How about madam, sir? There is a meeting there, so he can't pick you up," asked Norin again. Lerina sighed. "Okay, I'll go," Lerina replied as she got up. He picked up his bag that was piled on the table. "I'll take Madam," said Norin, who followed Lerina's steps. The woman turned around. "No need Norin, you stay here, company control. I won't be long. Okay!" "Yes, madam!" replied Norin with a slight bow. Lerina came by taxi

Laura's confession Uncle Peng is currently at the police station to investigate the case of Lerina's accident. It's been the third day since the accident happened. "The car that hit the victim was in a garage; most likely, the person fled in another car." The police explained their findings which Uncle Peng thought were too slow. "Does that mean it was intentional?" Uncle Peng responded by mulling over the possibilities. "Yes, you could say that. We will continue investigating and searching for suspects," said the police. "Fine, We look forward to hearing as soon as possible." Uncle Peng stretched out his hand to the police. After that, he said goodbye. Uncle Peng has to go to Lerina's company now for Zoku Holding. Philip chose to step in at this time. Peng leaned his body on the sofa, feeling tired now, but his dedication to the Zoku family cannot be underestimated. He will do anything to help the problems that the family is facing. "Hello, Uncle! How's it going?" Han asked im

Sean, Miss Mommy! The police have arrested the perpetrator, suspected of deliberately running over Lerina at the behest of Sween and Laura. He was Vincent Parta. The tattooed and long-haired man didn't deny it; two policemen dragged him from the club. Sween was furious, and the things in her room had been scattered due to her own hands; how could it not be? His spies reported that Vincent was not going anywhere, the man was very relaxed even though Sween was willing to give him what he asked for, but still, the tattooed man did not leave Minnesota like the initial agreement. The man has been caught and will not wait long; the police will pick him up. Running is not a solution because if her parents find out that Sween has committed a crime, they will be the ones to drag her to jail. "Damn it!" more stuck. He didn't forget to contact Laura about Vincent's arrest. "So Aunt leaked Vincent's name?" Sween doesn't believe Laura's confession. The woman's regret is honest. "Yes, Sween. I

Mother, Shut Your Mouth! Four policemen have now been at Robin Smith's house on the perpetrator's confession, who said he was Robin's messenger. "I don't know anything, sir!" Robin argued when the police explained why he had been arrested. "Please explain at the police station!" The police put the handcuffs on Robin's hands. Robin tried to fight back. "No, I didn't do anything wrong; I'm not going to the police station!" he said again. "Don't make our job difficult," said the police. "You don't know who you're dealing with, don't try to catch me!" Robin wanted to show who he was. "Snatch him!" ordered by a higher-ranking policeman, and Robin was held so that he could no longer escape. He was taken in a police car; the servants just kept silent, watching his master being taken away by the police while Manda stared intently at the door. The feeling of pain is natural, but let Robin bear the results of his actions. Manda knows her son's crime because she overheard the conversatio