Son-In-Law Madness

Chapter 471 Jennifer Runs Away “My name is Donald Campbell from Quadfield,” Donald answered. Nathan took a deep breath. “Oh! You’re Lord Campbell!” The man nodded in agreement. “I know who you are and I know that I can trust you. Regardless, I ask that you keep my face a secret. Noah has not yet revealed himself, so I can easily kill him. But his nickname is the King of Special Forces, and have many eyes planted everywhere. They will become a threat to the lives of the people that I care about.”

“Of course, of course.” Nathan thought that being able to know such a powerful figure was an incredible honor. He then thought of something and said, “You know one of the women of the Collins family?” With a slightly shy expression, Donald dodged the question and said, “I’ll be going now.” And he left. As Nathan looked in the direction of where Donald had disappeared, he chuckled to himself. It was the twenty-sixth day of the month. Pollerton was already bustling with excitement at eight in the morning for it was the engagement between Tyrone, the Ninth Prince of the Campbell clan, and Jennifer. Many luxurious cars were driving along the highway while traffic control was set up at all entrances into the city center. As it was an engagement, it was done on a rather grand scale.

tuxedo and had a branded watch on his wrist. He and his girlfriend, Skylar, knocked on Jennifer’s door. “It’s six thirty, Jennifer. Tyrone is going to be here at seven. Why aren’t you awake yet?” There was no sound from inside the room. Kevin knocked again. Linda suddenly became very agitated. “What’s going on? Let me take a look.” She walked up to the door and kicked it down only to see that there was no one in the room. All that was left was the faint smell of a perfume. Jennifer had already

to do?” Skylar was equally crossed. “I think she still misses Donald, that dead man.” “What are you all standing there for? Go and find her!” Leonard bellowed as his face started twisting in anger. There were already some members of the Wilson