Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 924 Learning To Play Chess

“Old Mr. Grant, I’m clearly no match for you! Why don’t we just call it a day?” begged Alex.

He was wholly confused since that was his first time playing chess, so much so that he didn’t even know why he suffered an utter defeat.

Richard grew even happier upon seeing how troubled Alex was. The sight of Alex’s frustration reminded him of himself when he was playing against Giles.

and was

game Giles started playing chess before Richard did. Besides, the former had a knack for the more talented compared to Richard. As such, Richard would suffer terrible losses just like Alex whenever he played against Giles.

Richard would never let Alex leave so easily now that he finally found someone who could make him feel better about himself.

two of you will have plenty of time to be together after getting married. Since you have come all the way to Lumenopolis, you should spend more time with me. Don’t

for decades, and Alex was only a newbie. There was no way Alex could beat him in a

making things difficult for Alex! How can he win you when he has only just learned how to play the game?” said

had only just come to the Grant residence, and he immediately got dragged into a game of chess by her

much, yet you chose to take your fiancé’s side

on your side, Grandpa. But, Alex is truly no match for you. Isn’t it more fun to play chess with an opponent that’s evenly matched with you?” Maggie

“I don’t think so. I enjoy playing chess

the case, I shall continue to play with you.” Alex couldn’t

Alex would have plenty of time to spend with Maggie in the future. It was not often that they came to Lumenopolis, and

his twilight years wouldn’t change even if he consumed the pill that Alex concocted. Thus, Alex thought it was important to make the elderly man happy when he got the

wait until it

Alex knew nothing about chess, but after a few days of playing with the old man, he slowly mastered the skills. His improvement took Richard

days they stayed in Lumenopolis. Though he was far smarter and sharper than

Play

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