The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame novel Chapter 85

As soon as he arrived, Donald received a message from Bradley. It read: Jennifer has headed to Tayhaven to meet the pillar of the Wilson family in Tayhaven, Conner!

If it were not for the person mentioned in the message, Conner Wilson, the Wilson family in Tayhaven would not have been that formidable.

One could even say that the entire Tayhaven was in the palm of his hand.

Donald texted back: Monitor everything closely and report to me at once when you receive any information. Send someone to protect Jennifer as well. By the way, are there any traces of the Parasite ?

Bradley replied: Nope. After Bennett's death, there was not a hint of upheaval. Even Nigel has no movement so far.

Donald instructed: Continue keeping tabs on them.

Meanwhile, Jennifer entered the Wilson residence in Tayhaven by herself.

For the first time, she felt the terrifying power of the Wilson family in Tayhaven when she witnessed an enormous manor that occupied an entire mountain. Following a succession of identity verification procedures, she met the legendary Conner.

He looked utterly different from the rumored frail appearance.

Instead, he looked very energetic. He was currently exercising while holding a sword.

“Granduncle Conner.” Jennifer approached Conner and greeted him reverently.

Conner displayed an amicable expression and responded, “Oh, you're here, Jenny. Take a seat and have some coffee.”

Jennifer walked forward sheepishly and arrived at a pavilion with Conner. The housekeeper came to serve them coffee.

“Why did you come to Tayhaven?” Conner questioned while smiling.

Jennifer answered obediently, “First, your birthday is just around the corner. Right, Granduncle Conner? So, I came over to celebrate it with you. The second reason is I want to tell you my battle strategy in Pollerton personally.”

In response, Conner took a sip of coffee and spoke casually. “I'm grateful that you thought of my birthday. As for your strategy in Pollerton, you can call the shots on your own.”

“I'm having a little trouble discerning the present situation,” said Jennifer.