The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 808

Elaine trotted up the stairs to the second floor and tried to open the door to Charlie and Claire's room. She grinned triumphantly when the doorknob twisted open easily. 4

Once she was inside the room, she began to rummage through their stuff. 3

However, it was their first day moving into the villa. They hadn’t had the time to keep their things in the closets and there was nothing valuable laying around. 3

Elaine searched for a long time but couldn't find Charlie’s wallet nor bank card. Just when she was in the midst of frustration, her eyes blinked enthusiastically when she saw Charlie's coat hanging i n the closet. She hurried forward and rummaged through the pockets for a while. Finally, she found a black and gold bank card in one of the pockets.

The card was filled with words from some foreign language that she couldn’t comprehend except for the fact that the card was from Citibank. 1

She didn't know what kind of bank card it was even after looking at the cards back and forth carefully, but the card looked pretty exclusive and extraordinary. 5

She was overjoyed with her findings. She quickly kept the card into her pocket while whispering to herself," Hehe, Charlie oh Charlie, you don't want to give me

money, huh? That's fine. I'll take it myself! Also, if you had spoken in a slightly nicer tone just now, I might still leave you a few hundred dollars in your account, but you treated me so badly and even used Jacob as your leverage, I’m sorry, Mister, you've messed with the wrong person! Just wait and see, if I can guess your password correctly, I won't even leave you a penny!" 4

With the thumping heart, Elaine quietly left the villa and rushed to the nearest Citibank branch. 4

Charlie, who was keeping himself busy in the kitchen, had no idea that Elaine was gone with his card. His phone suddenly rang when he was scrubbing the plates and utensils.

He took his phone out and gaped in excitement when he saw the indicator on the screen that said 'Mrs.

Lewis’.

Charlie's parents had died when he was eight years old. He would have died of starvation on the streets if i t weren't for Mrs. Lewis from the orphanage.