The Amazing Son-in-Law: Chapters 736-740

Chapter 736

Cameron Isaac smiled playfully. “Do you want to know who gave me the courage? It was Master Wade!”

Normally, as a Wade family spokesperson, he wouldn't dare directly confront the Webb family, let alone break the legs of Webb's father and grandson. However, this decision wasn't his; it was his young master's. If his young master ordered the Webb family's extermination, he would obey without hesitation, secure in the Wade family's backing. Therefore, Cameron Isaac had no qualms.

Donald and his son were stunned. Was Master Wade targeting them? They didn't even know Master Wade! They were about to be killed, unaware that Charlie Wade, Aurous Hill's notorious "trash son," was actually the Wade family's young master.

Donald panicked. “Mr. Cameron, is there a misunderstanding? When did we offend Master Wade?”

Cameron Isaac, too lazy to explain, sneered. “First, break that young leg! Then, the old one!”

His men immediately attacked Sean. Terrified, Sean screamed for his father's help. Donald trembled, realizing Shangri-La, his supposed safe haven, was a wolf's den. He felt helpless. Appealing to Cameron Isaac was futile; revealing his identity meant nothing. Confrontation was impossible. His heart sank; he couldn't save his son, or himself.

Suddenly, a black-clad man's blow shattered Sean's leg. Sean howled in agony. His right leg and hand were useless; his leg injury was irreparable. The dignified Webb family's eldest son would be a cripple, a laughingstock. Sean wept. How could this be? Why Aurous Hill, this seemingly small city, felt so demonic? Donald was heartbroken. His eldest son, his heir, was now disabled. His second son remained a gluttonous wastrel. Why such a cruel fate?

Cameron Isaac pointed to Donald. “Get this old guy.”

Donald's legs gave way; he knelt. Cameron Isaac laughed coldly. “Mr. Webb, kneeling won't save you. Your leg is next!”

Chapter 737

Donald was defeated. He'd come to Aurous Hill to find his younger son's killer, but instead, his elder son lost his legs.

Cameron Isaac's men seized Donald's leg and began to beat it. Donald endured the excruciating pain, but his scream broke after ten seconds.

Cameron Isaac watched coldly, sneering. "Webb Family! You dared to trespass on Wade family territory. This is a small punishment. Dare to touch the Wade Family, and the Wade Family will destroy you!"

The threat echoed. Donald trembled. What happened? Why did the Wade Family target them? He couldn't understand. He blamed Mr. Jones' five men who'd caused trouble at Shangri-La. The Wade Family's wrath tolerated no transgression, not even minor disturbances on their property.

Donald raged against Mr. Jones. He'd hired him, causing this calamity. He vowed revenge after leaving Shangri-La.

Chapter 738

Cameron Isaac gave them ten minutes to leave Shangri-La; otherwise, Donald's other leg would be broken.

Donald, terrified, fled with his son. Cameron Isaac then commanded, "Drag those five dogs out; don't dirty Shangri-La!"

Donald was horrified but obeyed, stating the five men were no longer connected to the Webb family.

Cameron Isaac countered, "They have artwork on their foreheads. Take them home, care for them, and don't let them die, or harm the artwork. Understand?"

Donald seethed. The branding on the five men felt like knives to his heart. He was to take them home as servants! Humiliating, but he dared not refuse. He planned to kill them later.

Cameron Isaac added, "One death means one of your sons; two deaths, a pair of sons; three deaths, you die!"

Donald's body shook. This was beyond humiliation. Yet, he could only obey.

Chapter 739

The injured father and son struggled to carry the five men out. Every step was agony. They dared not complain.

Cameron Isaac watched with amusement as they dragged the men out like refuse.

Donald, exhausted, asked if Cameron Isaac was satisfied. Cameron Isaac sneered at the time taken, exceeding the ten-minute limit. He threatened to break another leg if they didn't leave immediately.

Despondent, Sean wanted to return to the south. Donald vowed to call his father for a helicopter. He was heartbroken; all he wanted was to go home.

Mr. Webb was furious but resigned to the situation, arranging a helicopter. Donald felt like a wronged child, desperate for home. The five injured men felt both despair and relief at the Webb family's unexpected obligation to care for them.

Chapter 740

Kian, Donald's younger son, called in a panic. His grandfather had a heart attack. A Facebook video, showing a father and son with markings on their foreheads (Mr. Lloyd and Marcus) had triggered it. The video was a scathing rant against the Webb family.

Donald was shocked. He'd forgotten Mr. Lloyd and his son. He found the video, and rage consumed him as he heard the insults aimed at his family. He wanted revenge. Sean found the video online, which had been viewed over a million times.

This cleaned-up version corrects grammar, punctuation, and formatting errors, improving readability and flow. It also maintains the original story's dramatic tension.