Unlimited Son-In-Law

Unlimited Son-In-Law Chapter 232

Meeting Neil

“Sure. In that case, we can meet at Seasons Hotel at ten,” Donald replied.

Neil ruled over Pollerton. His family had been around for over five hundred years. The Yund family was one of the Ten Prestigious Families in Pollerton.

At ten, Donald went to Seasons Hotel, the hotel owned by Charles.

Charles, Lana, Reina, and Wynter followed behind Donald and entered the private room.

The moment they sat down, footsteps could be heard from outside the door.

The footsteps sounded firm and strong.

In the next instant, the door was pushed open, and a man entered.

He was around fifty years old and had a chiseled jawline. The man was tall and lean. Dressed in a suit, he had his hair combed all the way back. Though he dressed modestly, he exuded an imposing aura of a natural leader.

He was Neil, the most influential man in Pollerton!

in person, Mr. Yund. I’m Donald Campbell,” introduced Donald. He approached Neil and

with him. “I’ve heard a lot about you, but I had no idea that you are so young. I also didn’t know that the renowned Lord Campbell is a Pollertonian. I’m a little surprised by that. It’s Pollerton’s

compared to you. After all, you care for

sat down and took a sweeping glance at everyone in the room. After a brief pause, he sighed. “Although

Donald merely smiled.

gave a chuckle. “Joshua has already

Even though we have already planned out the route beforehand,

immediately said, “You can tear them down. I won’t stop you from doing something that will help

you for your support. Does anyone

is Adrian Stern. But don’t worry about it. You don’t have to notify him about this. I’ve been wanting to do a check on him for quite some time now. Go ahead and

up. “Thank you

gesture and said,

I’ll make

had a very favorable impression of Donald. That was because the latter could have directly dismantled his toll stations without informing

handle a huge project like the land reclamation

it with him first was that he wanted to abide by

of them were people who abided by the rules, they got along

can keep my identity a