All Chapters of Billionaire's Son-in-law : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

"Alright, explain why you went to the hotel at night. Answer honestly, with no secrets; if you dare to cover it up, I'll send someone to investigate, and I'll kill you if you're found to be lying!"Jordan was silent for a moment, looking guiltily at Lopiyu. Lopiyu, who saw that, repeated his question."Why are you silent? Quickly answer what you were doing there with Miss Sierra. Jordan, don't embarrass me by ruining Young Master's household with this misunderstanding?"Lopiyu was still stunned by Jordan's dishonesty."I'm sorry, dear. I can't tell you this yet, give me some time. I will tell you everything. But not now, not yet." Lopiyu sighed, visibly frustrated by Jordan's dishonesty with her.Seeing that, Jordan again tried to reassure Lopiyu, "Believe me, Lopiyu, I don't mean anything by not being honest with you, but it's not time yet. Will you give me some time?"Lopiyu found it hard to believe what Jordan was saying; he couldn't answer the question, "I don't know, even I don'

After waiting for a while, Jordan, together with Lopiyu, had arrived at the place where he was now.He, who was sitting at his desk, had a severe expression and was not as friendly as he usually was. "Jordan, sit down," he said briefly, pointing to the chair before the desk.Jordan sat down shakily. "I'm sorry, Gama. I know I've made a big mistake.""You completely betrayed my trust, Jordan. Did you not think about the consequences of your actions?" Her statement was enough to make the man who was once so arrogant and haughty could now only remain silent with his head bowed. Despite the support of the woman he loved beside him. Feeling that he had made a mistake, Jordan was very sorry. "I know I've made a big mistake, Gama. I shouldn't have planned something like this; I was returning Sierra's safety."Jordan was trembling as he sat in front of Gama. Gama's serious and sharp expression made him feel even more guilty."I'm sorry, Gama. I know I made a big mistake," Jordan said trembli

As Gama and Lopiuy stormed into the library, they encountered a thrilling scene. Darius stood tall, facing a cornered and threatened Lord Featherston. The middle-aged man looked exhausted and suffocated by Darius' firm grip on his collar. "Oh my God, what are you doing to my grandfather? Let him go!" Gama shouted in a voice full of anger and worry. His protective instincts were instantly triggered, his eyes blazing with determination to protect his family. Darius turned around with a stern and defiant expression, his gaze showing no remorse or fear. "Gama! Ah, you've come at last. I only want what is rightfully mine. Lord Featherston here seems reluctant to give me the inheritance rights I deserve. I just persuaded him a little!" Lord Featherston tried to break free from Darius' grip, but his efforts were futile given their strength difference. "This is no way to ask for something, Darius! You can't just take what you want by force!" Lopiuy, who was also prepared, stepped forward,

Gama's face flushed as he heard Darius' heartless and cruel confession. His blood boiled, and he could barely believe what had just come from Darius' mouth. "You... you don't have a heart," Gama hissed, his voice trembling with deep anger and hatred. Darius just chuckled, the satisfaction clear on his face. "Oh, Gama, don't be so naive. In this world, people like me are in control. Weak people like your father-in-law are just getting in my way." Lopiuy, who was standing next to Gama, clenched his fists, barely able to stop himself from throwing punches. However, he knew they needed more information from Darius before taking action. "So, you confessed to all your crimes just like that? You think you'll get away with it after all?" asked Lopiuy, trying to keep his voice calm. Darius shrugged as if unperturbed by the situation at hand. "Yes, I admit it. And what, you two can't do much about it? Evidence? You don't have any evidence to pin me down." Aristo, who had previously remained

Audie was momentarily silent, trying to digest the doctor's information. A mess of emotions filled his mind, refusing to believe that what he had just heard was true. "Doctor, please explain once more," he pleaded tremblingly. "How can you say that she is not my biological daughter? I gave birth to her myself!" The doctor took a deep breath, understanding Audie's confusion and pain. "I understand that this is very hard to believe," he said calmly. "The DNA test results show no genetic link between you and your child. I know this is a shock, and I am truly sorry to have to deliver this news." Audie sat down, feeling dizzy. Barbara, beside him, clasped his hand tightly, trying to provide support. "Maybe there was a mistake," she said, trying to calm her mother. "Maybe there was a mistake in the sampling or something in the lab." "Can we do the test again?" asked Barbara, her eyes hopeful. "Sure," replied the doctor. "We can arrange a repeat DNA test to make sure there was no mistake