The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 1671

Yahiko sat in his car and cursed non-stop.

It was his first time being humiliated like this.

As Ito family's leader, how could he be humiliated by a young Oskian lad? Not forgetting how his bodyguards had also been defeated by Charlie. The same Charlie even denied the forty-five billion USD refund credited into Kobayashi Pharma? 6

That was forty-five billion dollars on the table! 4

Equivalent to three-hundred-billion RMB, it was a significant sum to anyone, and even the filthy-rich would find it unacceptable to lose so much money without a valid reason, i

As such, Ito gritted his teeth and cursed, "I swear I am not worthy as a man, should I fail to get revenge this time! Not only do I want to get back all my money, but also I want this lad to die in Japan!" 6

Tanaka, who stood beside, hurriedly replied," Chairman, Mr. Wade is compelling. Please carefully reconsider and be prudent about finding any fault with him!"

"Nonsense!"

Yahiko raised his hand and slapped Tanaka.

That slap on his face left behind a visible red mark of five fingerprints. He screamed, "Are you boosting the

confidence of others and destroying my prestige? Do you think I can't get rid of this Oskian lad in his twenties?!”

Tanaka covered his face. He then said nervously, feeling aggrieved.

"Chairman, Mr. Wade is mighty and does whenever he likes. Kazuki became handicapped when all he did was mention the sick man of Asia to him. If you insist on taking his life, there is no guarantee how he would react to it. Even if you feel like hitting me, I will still remind you time and time again from the bottom of m y heart, to never ever mess with this man..." s

Yahiko showed a disgusted expression.

"Are you asking me to involve litigation with him? To plead at the court that this young lad didn't refund m e?!”

Tanaka said earnestly, "Yes, Chairman. This is the safest way and also with the highest percentage of success rate.”

"Impossible!”

Yahiko remained stoned and scolded, "Do you know how embarrassed my family and myself will be if the world finds out that a young chap from Oskia cheated me out of my forty-five billion dollars, and I couldn't even find a way to retrieve it all back? And even if I had to resort to the court for help? If that happens, will others still respect me?!" 9

It was because the underground was legal in the eye o f Japanese politics. As such, many Japanese families and groups of companies would be involved with the underground, all in the name of building up power

and status.