The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family
Chapter 3025

For Jaime, at this time, being able to keep his lowly life was more important than anything else.

This was because he knew very well in his heart that Charlie had enough strength and reason to kill him.

Moreover, with Charlie's strength, even if Charlie were to truly kill Jaime, the Schulz family probably would not and could not avenge him. 4 After all, Jaime's grandfather had never even seen Charlie's face before. Cadfan was so afraid of him that he could not even sleep at night!

In order to make peace with Charlie, Jaime's grandfather was even willing to give the Schulz family's entire ocean shipping group to his younger sister.

Jaime could already tell that his grandfather was extremely afraid of Charlie based on this fact alone.

So, as long as he was able to survive, Jaime felt that it would not matter even if he were to get thrown to Syria.

At the very least, he would be able to be with his father instead of being all by himself when he got to Syria.

When Charlie heard the words that Jaime was saying

as he begged for mercy, he could not help but smile and ask, "Why? You want to go to Syria too?"

Jaime nodded without hesitation as he said determinedly, "I want to go! I'm willing to go! Benefactor, please let me go!"

Charlie looked at him before he smiled faintly and waved his hand as he said coldly, "How could I possibly allow the both of you to be reunited in Syria? You are indeed overthinking it, right?"

Jaime panicked and begged, "Benefactor, I beg you. As long as you're willing to spare my life, I'm willing to do anything that you want me to do. You are the one who saved my life in the first place. If you kill me now, wouldn't your effort to save me in the first place be a complete waste, then? Please give me a way out on this account."

Charlie smiled and he simply looked

at Jaime without saying a word. It was only when Jaime was so horrified and scared to the point that he was panic-stricken that Charlie said indifferently, "Jaime Schutz, in truth, you have to be glad that you have a good sister."

Jaime was a little taken aback for a moment, and he blurted out, "Benefactor... What do you mean by that?"

Charlie said indifferently, "I'm collaborating with your younger sister on a big project now. So, it is not entirely impossible for me to spare your lowly life for your younger sister's sake."

In truth, Charlie did not really intend to kill Jaime.

It was not only because of his collaboration with Sophie, but it was also because Charlie still had some respect for Jaime's mother, Helen, from the bottom of his heart.

That woman had loved his father for so many years, and she had never done anything to try and break his family apart. Her feelings for his father alone were already worthy of his respect. 1 It was even worthy of Charlie's gratitude.

Charlie felt grateful that there was someone who was still thinking about his father even after he had already passed away for so many years.

After all, being remembered by others after death was not an easy thing in itself.

If Charlie were to indeed kill Jaime, how would he be able to face Helen in the future?

When Jaime heard Charlie's words at this time, he was extremely excited and impatient. He asked offhandedly, "Benefactor, have you truly decided to let me off this time?!" 2

Charlie waved his hand and said indifferently, "You're not fated to die today. However, as the saying goes, even if you do not need to die, you will have to bear the pain and guilt of your mistakes as you live!"

Jaime was very excited, and he did

not hesitate at all a s he blurted out, "Benefactor; as long as you can

spare my life, I'm more than Wo!!

to do anything you want me to do! I do not have an opinion on how you are

ing to punish me!"

Charlie thought about it before he spoke up, "Why don't we do this, then? The Schulz family has always dealt with things in a very cold and ruthless manner. You leave your own relatives in the lurch, and that is a great sin! Since you want me to spare your lowly life, you might as well focus on atoning for the Schulz family's sins, then." 7