The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 1566

In Yule's eyes, the Wade family and the Schulz family were two dragons who were competing with one another. 7

The difference between the strength of the two families was not that great, but the Schulz family was a little stronger as compared to the Wade family. 5

In fact, in the early years, the strength of both the Wade and Schulz family’s companies were about the same. 4

If Curtis had not died at such a young age, the Wade family would have definitely surpassed the Schulz family a long time ago under his leadership. 9

However, it was precisely because the genius Curtis had passed away so early and because the Wade family did not have any other successors at that time that the Schulz family had gradually managed to widen the gap between the two families, s

Yule believed that if Charlie returned to inherit the Wade family and then married his daughter, Charlie would then have control of both the Wade family and the Golding family.

That way, the two families could even be merged.

If that was the case, Charlie would certainly be able to emerge victorious in the entire business world.

It was just that Yule did not know when Charlie would be able to settle everything in Aurous Hill before he returned to Eastcliff to marry his daughter, s

However, Yule did not mention this matter to Charlie, let alone rush him into making a decision right now. Instead, he looked at him with a deep look on his face before he patted him on his shoulder and said seriously, "Let's go, Charlie. We can go and see your parents now!”

Charlie nodded gently before he said, "Uncle Golding, I want to buy two bouquets of flowers for them. Is there a florist nearby?"

"You don’t need to buy any flowers," Yule said. "After w e left the house just now, your Aunt Golding already prepared the flowers for you. Everything is already ready now. We can go home and meet them before we head to Mount Wintry together!" 4

Charlie replied gratefully, "I am truly thankful toward Aunt Golding for her hard work. As their son, I should be the one doing all of these things..."