The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 2219

As the eldest daughter-in-law of the Schulz family, Helen's first reaction after seeing this headline was to quickly click into the article to understand what was happening.

Although she rarely asked about matters relating to her husband or the Schulz family, no matter what it was, she was still a member of the Schulz family. So, she had naturally heard a little about the things happening in the family recently.

Her son and daughter had been kidnapped and almost gotten killed in Japan. This incident left Helen with lingering fears, and it also made her feel a little more concerned about the situation in Japan.

She also knew that Rosalie had assassinated and annihilated the entire Matsumoto family. Although she felt that they had gone a little overboard in this matter, she knew that Sheldon was extremely angry at that time. When he was giving this order, he was extremely determined, and there was no room for negotiation at all. 4

After that, Rosalie and a large group of top masters from the Schulz family had all been captured by the Japanese Self-Defense Forces. Helen also knew that this incident had left a huge impact on the Schulz family, greatly weakening its overall strength.

Sheldon was at a loss for what to do every day, and

Helen took all of this to heart.

However, she did not know about Sheldon’s plan to rescue Rosalie.

Thus, she was also very curious when she saw this headline.

After clicking into the article, she discovered that the official announcement issued by the Japanese SelfDefense Forces stated that the Schulz family had instructed and murdered dozens of members of the Matsumoto family. All of the Schulz family's men who were involved in the murder had been captured by the Japanese Self-Defense Forces, which were stationed i n Osaka. One of the prisoners, Rosalie Schulz, had also fallen into their hands. Unexpectedly, the Schulz family had actually colluded with the high-level officers in the Japanese Self-Defense Forces to switch and rescue Rosalie out from the hands of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. This had eventually led to her disappearance, and Rosalie’s current whereabouts were unknown.

In response, the Japanese Homeland Security Bureau had already issued a solemn protest toward the Schulz family, demanding that they should hand Rosalie over to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department as soon as possible. Otherwise, the Schulz family would be blocked throughout the whole of Japan, and this ban would never be sanctioned. The ultimatum for this matter was only twenty-four hours.

When she saw this, Helen was utterly shocked. She could not help but feel very surprised. She thought to herself, 'Why would the Schulz family use so much effort and money just to save Rosalie? They are even doing it at the risk of offending the Japanese government and all the citizens of Japan. This is not i n line with my husband's way of doing things at all! It i s not just my husband, but Lord Schulz is also not the kind of person who would make this kind of decision!’ 2

As she was still in utter amazement and a state of surprise, she continued reading on.

The announcement further stated: [In truth, the Schulz family did not really intend to rescue Rosalie Schulz. They only regarded Rosalie Schulz as a bargaining chip that they could use for an exchange of rights, and also to put on an act. On one hand, they hoped that they would be able to betray Rosalie Schulz and hand her over to the Japanese Self-Defense Forces after rescuing her so that the Japanese Self-Defense Forces would be able to take credit for her arrest again. At the same time, the Schulz family also hoped that they would be able to appease Rosalie Schulz's mother and her family with this act of rescuing her daughter.