The Supreme Man: Took Everything in Power novel Chapter 224

Kingsley shook his head. "The Wynns are indifferent at heart. There was not a drop of tear to be seen among the mourning. Reene, let's go. You own the Clerk Corporation now, so there’s no point to stay any longer." Then, he held Reene's hand.

Amidst the crying, Kingsley and Reene left the Wynn Manor.

Everyone was around Henry, so no one came to stop them or send them off.

Walking out the gate of Wynn Manor, Kingsley hugged Reene. "Reene, please don't be sad. He isn't worth your tears!"

"Yes, I know." She wiped her tears and said shyly, "Please let go of me. It's not good to let others see us hugging."

Kingsley squeezed Reene's soft body into his arms with force. Then, he said with a smile, "What's wrong with hugging you? You're my eldest sister. Why can't I hug you?"

All of the sudden, Mason walked from behind and pretended to cough. "It's alright to hug, but it's better to hug behind doors."

"Oh no!"

Reene was startled and pushed Kingsley away. She blushed and was at a loss. So, she could only keep playing with the hair around her ears to relieve embarrassment and shyness.

Kingsley said helplessly, "Old man, Henry washed your feet for a week. Why don't you stay there to send him off at the funeral?"

"Hey! Back then, a second-class family like the Wynn Family was not qualified to wash my feet!" Mason grinned. "To put it bluntly, it is a blessing to Henry that he can wash my feet."

Hearing that, Kingsley had a gleam in his eyes. "What were you in the past? Do you mind telling me about it?"

"Of course!" Mason cradled his head as if he didn't care. "I should have called you my nephew back then. So, of course, I can tell you everything! However, this isn't a good place to talk about it. Why don't we go to this lady's house?"

The group of three returned to Reene's house.

Mason treated that place as his home and sat on the sofa.

Reene stared at him for a long time before she said in surprise, "Oh my God! You are really the old tramp living under the bridge!"