The Amazing son in law Chapter 2544 (Charlie Wade)
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The Amazing son in law Chapter 2544 (Charlie Wade)
Following this, Mr. Webb and his son Sean Webb were guided by Banks’ butler to the banquet hall of the manor.
Inside the banquet hall, the three generations of Lord Banks—Zayne and Fitz—sat at the head of the grand dining table.
Upon noticing Donald Webb and his son entering, Lord Banks rose with a warm smile and said, “Mr. Webb, I’ve heard your name many times, and I’m glad to finally meet you today!”
Feeling somewhat flattered, Donald Webb responded, “Mr. Banks, you’re too kind. In comparison to you, I’m just a small businessman engaged in modest ventures and hardly worth mentioning…”
Lord Banks waved his hand dismissively, smiling, “Not at all! Your Webb family is renowned in the southern region; it’s only fitting that I respect you.”
He then gestured, “Allow me to introduce my son, Zayne, and my grandson, Fitz.”
Donald Webb was taken aback and thought, “I can’t believe Zayne is also here in the southern region. I thought he had gone to Australia due to a scandal some time ago. Moreover, Lord Banks was responsible for the deaths of Zayne’s wife and daughter. How can he stand here so respectfully?”
Observing Donald Webb’s shock, Zayne extended his hand and said, “Hello, Mr. Webb. It’s a pleasure to meet you.”
Recovering quickly, Donald Webb clasped his hands together and replied, “Mr. Banks, it’s an honor to finally meet you! This is my son, Sean Webb.”
Lord Banks then invited them, “Please, Mr. Webb, take a seat. Let’s eat and converse.”
Donald Webb eagerly complied.
The five of them settled around the expansive dining table. Lord Banks raised his glass for a toast to Donald Webb.
After four rounds of drinks, he smiled and remarked, “Mr. Webb, now that I’m in the southern region, I hope to rely on your support in the future.”
Donald Webb replied earnestly, “Mr. Banks, it’s truly my honor that you thought of me, Donald Webb, during your visit to the southern region. Please feel free to reach out for anything you need.”
“In that case,” Lord Banks said with a smile, “I won’t hold back. Mr. Webb, rest assured, if you ever require assistance from the Banks family, don’t hesitate to ask.”
Donald Webb clasped his hands and said, “Thank you in advance, Mr. Banks!” Lord Banks nodded, setting down his glass before continuing, “By the way, Mr. Webb, I have a question for you. I hope it’s not too much trouble.”
Donald Webb quickly replied, “Please, go ahead!”
Lord Banks inquired, “I’d like to know, how much do you understand about Aurous Hill?”
“Well…” Donald Webb paused, considering his words. “To be honest, I don’t know much about Aurous Hill. My younger son studied there previously.” Get full chapters from Find[ɴ]ovel.net
In reality, Donald Webb was hesitant to mention his second son, Kian Webb, due to the troubles Kian had faced when his situation became public. However, as Lord Banks had asked about his connection to Aurous Hill, he felt compelled to mention Kian’s education there, as it was widely known.
Upon hearing Kian Webb’s name, Lord Banks nodded slightly and said apologetically, “I apologize, Mr. Webb. I realize some topics are better left unspoken.”
Understanding what was coming next, Donald Webb awkwardly smiled and said, “Mr. Banks, please feel free to ask me anything.”
Lord Banks nodded again and stated, “Mr. Webb, to be frank, I’ve heard stories regarding your youngest son, and I’d like to ask, have you looked into why he found himself in such a predicament?”
“Why?” Donald Webb thought to himself, “It’s all because of Charlie’s actions! He’s already admitted to his involvement in front of me, but I can’t confront him…”
Despite his thoughts, Donald Webb refrained from voicing them.
To be candid, after the incident in Aurous Hill, I rushed there to uncover the causes behind my son’s drastic change, but despite extensive investigations, we found no valuable leads.”
Lord Banks appeared somewhat disappointed and then asked, “Mr. Webb, do you believe your youngest son’s situation is due to natural causes or is it a man-made disaster?”
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