All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 3221 - Chapter 3230

“Most importantly, Ebi was greedy. “She wanted to make a scene to gain more, and Ms. Quint saw through her. “Before Ebi could succeed, Ms. Quint asked Miru to get her people in on the plan. They hired the elderly group. “Ebi doesn’t have the resources and connections in Riverbank to pull off the stunt.” Kaze was shocked. He had heard about Ebi’s little drama. Thank goodness Snow was on it. Otherwise, the commotion would have put the state police and himself in the spot. Though Kaze did not care what other people thought, the situation could be detrimental to Sky Ocean Corporation and the people around him. Kaze had witnessed too many cases of cyberbullying. As it turned out, Darcy orchestrated the whole thing to stop Ebi’s plan from going forward. Darcy’s intention was to gain leverage over Ebi. The plan was not necessary, but it did stop Ebi’s plan and shut her up. At least, Kaze did not have to spend another minute in detainment. Either way, Darcy and Snow

South was wary when the Ryokanians were involved. The Steelclaw Guild was a fearless bunch, but the Stormborns were a prestigious family in Riverbank. South would think twice before stepping on the Ryokanians’ toes. “Alright. I got it. I owe you one. If I ever wipe out the Steelclaw Guild, I can promise that you will live.” Kaze hung up. On the other end, South held his phone in a daze. Kaze made such a bold statement. He talked about wiping out the Steelclaw Guild. Who did he think he was? For some reason, South felt that Kaze was not kidding. Kaze had the confidence to carry out his promise. Oblivious to South’s mental agony, Kaze ended the call and asked Snow, “Is Albert here?” “He’s following me by car.” The solemn look on Kaze’s face was infectious as Snow’s expression turned grim. “What’s the matter, Chairman Lee?” “Siber’s killer is on his way. I don’t know when to expect them.” Kaze pointed at the curb. “Stop the car and take Albert’s. Go with him. L

Then came a loud bang. A bullet, charged with rage, pierced the Maserati’s fuel tank.The white Maserati exploded in a fiery blaze. The explosion cast a dark shadow over the area.Lying on the ground, Snow breathed ruggedly with a pale face. She gritted her teeth to stop herself from screaming. If Kaze had not told her to get out of the car and rolled to the greenery, she would have been caught in the explosion. Overwhelmed with gratitude, Snow stayed low and restrained herself from running away. Kaze told her to keep still no matter what happened. “Aiden! Siber!” Kaze, crouching down while running through the hedges, let out a growl. When the Maserati exploded, Kaze was at least sixty feet away. He was unharmed. Kaze looked back at Snow, lying sixty feet away, and sighed in relief. Snow should be safe now. Albert should get her out of here when the time was right. Kaze could focus on handling the sniper instead of worrying about anyone else. It was true that

The moment her second shot, which she believed would end Kaze’s life, missed, the sniper’s blank face suddenly darkened. Kaze was not just bold, but he was also experienced in dealing with a sniper who had secured the vantage point, knowing how to feint a shot. She was forced to look at Kaze differently after missing the second shot. She might not always hit her target on her first shot, but she never needed more than three—and she had never missed. Not only did Kaze escape her deadly shots, but he also disrupted her flow multiple times and messed with her mind. She had gotten used to being a predator, yet Kaze treated her like a prey. More importantly, Kaze was more than capable of hunting her down. However, as a natural-born sniper, she was not afraid. Missing her shots somehow aroused her excitement, fueling her battle intention. After the thoughts flashed in her mind, she returned to her calm self and started to adjust her sniper rifle once more and then pulled the tr

The blueprint of the building was quickly presented to Kaze. “Thanks.” Kaze took the blueprints, glanced over it, and said, “I have to go to the 98th floor, please take me there through the fastest route.” Elevators in five-star hotels required access key cards, so it was unlikely that he could go up by himself. “This way please.” The receptionist quickly guided Kaze to the elevator. When he walked past a trash can, he took the “warrant” from the state police department and crumpled it into a ball before throwing it inside, all under the receptionist’s confused gaze. There was no way he could get a warrant from the state police department. The piece of paper with the official stamp on it was just a document of his previous release. He thought he could reuse it once more before throwing it away. …The presidential suite. Soon, the sniper recovered her composure. She removed the black robe on herself and moved away from the table. She actually covered herself with