The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 535

Reuben truly could not understand why his grandfather respected Charlie so much. 2

Lord Moore regarded Charlie as God. His reason was similar to Anthony's reason for respecting Charlie so much. Both of them were already old men in their twilight years. The more they knew about their upcoming destiny, the more they were afraid of it. 3

However, Reuben was not even thirty years old yet, and if anyone told him that he would be able to live for another five years after taking the magical pill, he would easily dismiss it. On the contrary, for an old man in his twilight years, someone telling him that he would be able to live for another five years was a miracle that was truly comparable to God's hand. 5

Jasmine could more or less understand her grandpa's psychological thoughts. After all, unlike Reuben, she also owned one of the magical pills given by Charlie. She had been hiding the magical pill in her car, and the only people who knew about the magical medicine was just Charlie and herself.

With this magical pill, Jasmine had an unprecedented peace of mind because she knew that even if anything untoward happened to her, she would have a chance t 0 survive and come back against the wind as long as the medicine was in her hands. 4

If other people had an opportunity like this, they

would not think that it was a great deal at all. This was because they felt that they would not be able to gain anything from this magical pill whatsoever. 4

Reuben was like that. 5

He knew that Charlie's magical pill was very precious. However, if he could get his hands on one, he would definitely give it to the old man so that he could use this opportunity to make the old man feel even more pleased and satisfied with him. That way, he would be able to secure and inherit more from the old man in the future. He would not have secretly kept the medicine for himself as Jasmine had. 6

This was not to say that Jasmine was not filial to her grandfather. Rather, she felt that this medicine represented Charlie’s concern toward her. 1