The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 3240

Charlie nodded. "Let's go. We still have to catch a flight to Beirut."

Charlie brought Zayne and Sheldon with him up onto Sayid's helicopter. He then waved goodbye to Hamed and Sayid. The helicopter quickly took off and rushed t o Beirut, the capital of Lebanon.

At this time, Jeremiah's subordinate, Gary, was already waiting anxiously in Beirut. 2

He knew that Charlie’s trip this time was very dangerous. Moreover, Hamed and the government were in a stalemate, and there were tens of thousands of men surrounding Hamed's base. The outside world had not received news of the peace negotiation between the two parties yet, and so, Gary was afraid that Charlie would be able to enter the base but could not come out. 2

After the helicopter had taken off, Charlie called Gary and told him to hurry up and arrange for the Concorde's flight crew to get ready for take off and that they would be taking off immediately in an hour.

Gary was surprised and asked, "Young... Young Master, you've already left Hamed's base?" "Yes," Charlie said indifferently, "I will be arriving at

the Beirut Airport in about fifty minutes. Seize the time to get all the preparations done for take off. I don’t want any delays."

Gary subconsciously asked, "Young Master... You...

How did you manage to get out?"

Charlie said indifferently, "You don’t need to ask so much about this. You will find out in a short while anyway."

"Okay..." Gary hurriedly said, "I will go to the airport and wait for you, then!"

Gary went to the airport immediately, and he arranged for the plane to get ready for take off. Very soon, Charlie also arrived safely at the airport in the helicopter.

Gary never would have dreamt that Charlie would be riding in a government helicopter, and he was also astonished when he saw Charlie and Sheldon. 1

He really could not understand what kind of divine powers this young master of his possessed that he could actually bring Sheldon out when they were surrounded by tens of thousands of people.