The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family
Chapter 3277

Felix could not help but feel very angry when he looked at the back of the Volvo. At the same time, he could not help but secretly feel a burst of joy in his heart.

He was angry because that guy, Charlie, was really not showing him any respect at all.

'It's a secondary matter that he is not showing me any respect, but the main point is that he touched my fiancee's delicate hand!'

'That is f*cking outrageous!"

However, Felix was also secretly rejoicing. 'Charlie is being a little too pretentious this time. I will not even need to add any elaborate details to the story when I go back later, and I can just explain the exact situation to Grandpa. Grandpa will definitely be very angry too.' 'What I was most afraid of before this was that Grandpa would be too biased toward Charlie.

However, Charlie did not only fail to pay particular attention to his etiquette this time, but he does not seem to take Grandpa seriously either. Grandpa will not be biased toward him anymore this time, right?'

'As soon as Grandpa feels any dissatisfaction toward Charlie, I would have won by default, right?'

However, Hugh, who was beside Felix at this time, could not figure it out yet. He simply said with some

annoyance, "Felix, it seems as though that guy, Charlie, is really supercilious. He is actually not showing you any respect at all!"

Felix simply sneered and said, "He is a hillbilly from the countryside, and he is not educated. He does not have a proper upbringing either. Just let him be since he likes to be so pretentious." i

After saying that, he waved his hand and said, "Let's go back. Grandpa is still waiting!" i

Hugh nodded. He could not help but curse and complain, "D*mn it! How did I end up having a relative like this?! It's such bad luck!"

Felix turned around to look at Helena. When he saw that she seemed to be lost in her own thoughts, he hurriedly asked gently, "Helena, are you okay?"

Helena had been a little distracted and lost in her own thoughts, and it was only after hearing Felix's words that she finally came back to her senses. She hurriedly waved her hand and said, "I'm fine. I'm just a little tired. Please take me back to the hotel."

Felix hurriedly asked, "It's almost noon. You will have to eat even after you go back to the hotel. Why don't you come home and eat instead?"

"No, thank you." Helena spoke up, "I'm really sorry, but I truly feel a little unwell. I would like to go back and rest first."

When Felix saw that this was the

case, he did not insist anymore. Instead, he said in an incomparably gentlemanly manner, "Okay. I will take you back to the hotel first. You should rest well. If you feel better later in the afternoon, I can accompany you to look around the city."

"Okay."

Helena replied before she got into the car that she had come in directly.

Felix felt a little depressed, but he did not say anything. He simply went back into the Rolls-Royce limousine with Hugh.

On the way out of the airport, Helena sat alone in the back of the Rolls-Royce. She was a little lost and distracted.

At this moment, she was thinking of her unlucky and ill-fated life experience.

Although Helena had been born into the royal family, she had an ill-fated life.

Her grandmother was the queen of the Northern European countries, and her father, who was originally established as the Crown Prince ever since his childhood, had died at the age of forty because of a congenital heart disease.

Patients with congenital heart diseases were relatively common in Helena's family. However, different people had a different order of priorities in their condition too.

This was mainly due to the fact that over the past few centuries, inbreeding and intermarriage amongst close relatives were common among the royal family.

Therefore, it produced many genetic defects, including the famous hemophilia, as well as various other inherited congenital diseases.

Helena's father already knew that he

was in poor health ever since his youth. He also knew that his mother was at the prime of her life and that he might not live to inherit the throne. Therefore, he had pinned all of his hopes on his own daughter.

However, to his despair, Helena was born with an inherited congenital heart defect that was even more serious than his own.

Helena's disease was a congenital heart disease known as the Tetralogy of Tallot. 2

This disease represented the fact that there were four huge defects in her heart system from birth.

People with this kind of disease had a mortality rate of about 50% within three years of age, and 90% of patients did not live to adulthood. 12