The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 906

William had been waiting for Matilda since he arrived at the club. His eyes were glued on her now that she was here. 5

He was shocked to see that Matilda was still as beautiful, flawless, and charming at the age of 50! He was even more certain that he would put all effort into pursuing her! 2

However, never did he expect that the beautiful

Matilda, who he had been missing for the past two decades, would walk in with Jacob, the scumbag who broke her heart. 1

He was agitated by their appearance together and stood up angrily. "Jacob Wilson! How dare you come here with Matilda?! You may not remember what you did to Matilda, but we all do! If not for you, scumbag, she wouldn't have flown to the US and lived there for s o many years! You should be ashamed of yourself! If I were you, I wouldn’t have the courage to come at all!" i

Jacob was infuriated by his insult that he growled," Hey, William Pearson, watch your tongue! People with common sense would know what happened back then, I'm innocent!"

After huffing, he continued, "Do you think I lived happily ever after for the past two decades? No! I am regretful for what happened and felt sorry for her every minute that I live!” 2

William said firmly, "Good that you regret it! So, it's better for you to just leave. You shouldn't even attend this reunion." 1

Matilda marched forward and tried to ease the mood." Please, guys, stop bringing up the past already. We aren't so young as to be so gossipy and nosy, what's there to say to a bunch of people in their fifties?" s

She looked around and said, "I've personally invited all of you today, so I hope there won't be any disputes among you all."

Jacob smirked triumphantly and said, "Hey, William, d o you hear that? Who do you think you are to kick me out of here?" 1

Then, he slapped his forehead and said, "Oh, right, I forgot to tell you, I didn't just come here with Matilda.

I picked her up from the hotel she’s staying early this morning, then brought her to our university to stroll around, reminiscing our youthful memories there, before coming here to meet you. Why? Do you have a problem with that?" 9