The Amazing Son-in-Law: Chapters 1661-1665
Chapter 1661
Ito Takehiko and Tanaka were bewildered by Charlie Wade's sudden appearance in Kobayashi Pharmaceutical's Tokyo meeting room. They couldn't comprehend why Aurora's seemingly unassuming coach would claim to be a major shareholder. Ito, having heard Tanaka's description of Wade, was dismissive. He coldly challenged Wade, warning him of the consequences. Wade, unimpressed by Ito's arrogant demeanor, retorted with a threat of his own. Enraged, Ito ordered his two elite bodyguards to attack. Unlike competition-style fighters, these were lethal, close-combat specialists. They launched a brutal, potentially fatal attack targeting Wade's ribs. Wade, however, anticipated their move.
Chapter 1662
With astonishing speed, Wade grabbed both bodyguards' wrists, halting their attack. The bodyguards, realizing they faced a formidable opponent, struggled to break free but failed. Wade mockingly questioned their intent, their weak excuse failing to convince him. Ito, now nervous, threatened Wade with the repercussions of defying him in Japan. Wade, unfazed, retorted sarcastically. He then swiftly dislocated both bodyguards' arms, leaving everyone shocked. Ito was stunned; his highly skilled bodyguards were easily subdued. Wade considered them merely stronger than average individuals, far from masters.
Chapter 1663
Tanaka identified Ito as Nanako's father, prompting Wade to soften his stance slightly. He dismissed Ito, stating he wouldn't pursue the matter further for Nanako's sake. Ito, furious at this condescending treatment, vehemently denied Wade's claim of ownership, boasting of his recent acquisition of a 30% stake in Kobayashi Pharmaceutical. Wade questioned the authority of the representative chairman who signed the contract. Masayoshi Kobayashi, the acting chairman, asserted his authority and threatened to call the police. Wade responded by summoning an unexpected witness.
Chapter 1664
Cameron Isaac and Don Albert brought in Ichiro Kobayashi, presumed dead. His presence caused an uproar. Ichiro revealed that his brother, Jiro, had poisoned their father and framed him, aiming to seize control of Kobayashi Pharmaceutical. Masayoshi Kobayashi vehemently denied this, claiming Ichiro had been responsible. Ichiro countered that he'd only received the poison from Jiro, and questioned why he would kill their father only to let Jiro inherit the company. This revelation cast doubt on Masayoshi's version of events. Masayoshi was enraged by Ichiro's return and his undermining of his position. Ichiro, embittered by his ordeal, angrily rebuked Masayoshi, asserting his birthright to the company.
Chapter 1665
Masayoshi challenged Ichiro’s claim, urging a police investigation and refusing to relinquish control. Ichiro, fueled by rage and past injustices, physically attacked Masayoshi. Charlie Wade intervened, preventing further escalation. Wade then revealed his 90% ownership of Kobayashi Pharmaceutical, based on an equity transfer agreement signed by Ichiro, leaving 10% for Ichiro himself. He presented the contract through lawyer Paul. The shocking revelation left everyone stunned.
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