All Chapters of Guardian-In-Law: Chapter 3581 - Chapter 3590

Snow felt bad about Kaze going to Butterworth solely to help her, so she could not just stand idly by. She wanted to help when her presence was needed. “That won’t be necessary. There’s nothing you can do here.” Kaze believed things were progressing smoothly so Snow’s presence here was not needed. In fact, if Snow came back to Butterworth, Jet would surely be alarmed, which would lead to the exposure of Kaze’s plans. Snow was slightly disappointed. She really wanted to help Kaze. Kaze headed to Butterworth because of her. She already blamed herself for not being by his side. Now that she was rejected, she felt terrible. “Chairman Lee, if not because of me, you wouldn’t be in this mess,” she said with a hint of regret and sorrow. Snow stood by the window in a brightly lit room, enjoying a moment of peace, while Kaze was running around tirelessly for her and her family. “Your priority now is to take care of your mother. When your mother has fully recovered, you can bring

“I have to get going now. If there are any updates, I'll let you know.”Arthur glanced at his watch and realized he had taken a long enough break; he didn’t want to waste any more time. “Be careful.” Kaze always treated his men with kindness. As long as they performed their duties and maintained their roles, he did not care about their private lives. Arthur felt comfortable being around Kaze. He nodded and then left the room. When he stepped outside, he noticed the bar was quite empty, with only a few tables of customers drinking. As Arthur was in a hurry, he quickly strode to the entrance and did not pay any attention to the customers. Had he paid a little more attention, he would have seen Leah in the corner, but it would not matter as well. Leah had a few drinks and started to feel tipsy, a newfound feeling that she enjoyed. As time went by, more and more customers entered the bar. Leah took an entire seat for herself, which started to raise concerns among the c

“Hey! You are the one embarrassing yourself, and it’s because of your fashion sense! It’s not because of me! And I told you I wanted to be alone and you should be on your way already!” Leah had never encountered such an ungentlemanly person before. She was always surrounded by cultured men, who sometimes needed only a gesture or a mere glance to understand and leave without causing any trouble. Her limited social circle consisted of elites and gentlemen, people with status and reputation, so rarely anyone had ever done something that would tarnish their own image. Sadeeq, however, was a deviant. She had hinted at him so many times and even made it clear, yet he did not get it. “You want to be alone? But other than this place, I can’t find anywhere else to sit. I can sit here and have my drink, can’t I?” He did not care what the girl said. He was accustomed to resolving matters by any means necessary. As long as he ultimately won or made a fortune, people would continue to

The intense pain made Sadeeq forget to speak and he instinctively curled up. “She said she doesn’t want to sit with you, so why be a prick?” Kaze asked in his chilling and firm voice as he stared at Sadeeq coldly. “What does this have to do with you?” he said as he stared at Kaze. He did not expect someone to intervene in the matter. “She is my friend. You are disturbing her, and it has become my business,” Kaze said as he tightened his grip. “Ouch! S-Stop it! I’m sorry! I’ll leave! Come on!” Sadeeq was a coward. He lacked the strength to fight back and decided to concede. He looked at Kaze in fear as if he was looking at a monster. Kaze’s cold gaze sent chills down his spine, causing him to shudder. “A piece of advice—don’t do this anymore. Stay away from my friend or I will break your leg,” Kaze said. He did not want to cause a scene either. Since Sadeeq had not actually done anything, Kaze warned him verbally and let him go. From the moment Kaze appeared, Leah’

“There’s a banquet that I need you to attend. Get dressed. If you can’t do it alone, find a place to get yourself a good dress and makeup.” Katie did not mind her daughter’s frosty tone and did not bother to sugarcoat her words when talking. She simply told the girl what she needed of her. “Why must I listen to you?” Leah was unhappy that her mother was ordering her around, trying to use her like an object. “You should know that the card you are using belongs to me. It’s just a sub-card. If you don’t listen to me, I’ll cut it off. You will have to come back to me eventually.” Katie initially felt bad about slapping her daughter and intended to hold back, but she was forced to be harsh. If Leah refused to listen to her and could not be controlled, then it would challenge her position as the CEO of the company as well. Leah thought her mother called to talk peace, to console her, but it was just to give her an order. “Why are you doing this to me? You slapped me and you did