Son In Law Madness novel

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Chapter 951 Protect

Upon watching Billy disappear into the shadows like a ghost, Amelia, who had been standing behind Donald, was so

shocked that she didn't know what to say. “Who... Who exactly are you?”

Initially, Amelia thought of Donald merely as a businessman. Perhaps he was a bit cunning and had connections, but

his methods were within the bounds of normal business competition.

To Amelia's surprise, Donald went on a killing spree. Not only did he take care of Black Tiger and the latter's

minions, but he also directly killed Fridolin and Declan.

Obviously, an ordinary businessman wouldn't be capable of murdering people like slaughtering chickens.

Therefore, at that moment, Amelia's feelings toward Donald were quite complicated.

She felt that Donald was a true warrior and experienced a genuine sense of admiration in her heart for him.

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However, she also found Donald terrifying, feeling that the Donald of that moment was from a world different from

hers.

“I'm Donald. What, is this your first day knowing me?” With a smile, Donald pulled out a piece of chewing gum from

his pocket and handed it to Amelia. He spoke earnestly. “Do you think I was a bit too ruthless?”

Amelia nodded, believing that Donald's actions were excessively harsh. “You killed people. How can that not be

considered ruthless?”

Donald said with a smile, “I'm sure you've heard the saying 'the business world is like a battlefield' before. Many of

the world's conflicts, when you get down to it, are all about money. Why did Fridolin order someone to kill us? It's

not because we have some deep-seated vendetta with him. No, it's simply because we were blocking his path to

wealth. Tell me, if we encounter this kind of situation again, what would you choose to do?”

Upon hearing Donald's question, Amelia fell silent.

Indeed, in the past, Amelia had never imagined that matters of business could directly involve someone's death.

Before, she always thought that the most outrageous thing Fridolin could do to her was to limit her personal

freedom.

However, she realized that if Donald wasn't with her, what she might have to endure could be even more terrifying

than she imagined.

After a good while, Amelia finally spoke. “If I were to choose again, I still wouldn't approve of Fridolin's beverage

factory. However, my approach wouldn't be so aggressive. I would ensure my own safety first, then report this issue

to headquarters.”

Amelia's response took Donald by surprise, but it also made him feel even more pleased with her.

For Amelia, matters of Dragon Fide Corporation were merely part of her job.

The question Donald laid out for her earlier seemed to be asking, “Are you willing to give up your own life for

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work?”

For Donald, whether Amelia answered yes or no, neither was the best response.

After all, why would any sane person go to such lengths for a job?

Amelia's response revealed a certain resilience in her that Donald could see.

While she would prioritize her work over life, it didn't imply she would abandon her work principles just to survive.

This kind of resilience was something Donald found extremely admirable.

He smiled at Amelia and said, “Indeed, you've passed my final test. Rest assured, if you work for me, I won't put

you in harm's way.”

Donald clapped his hands. Immediately, two women dressed in black uniforms emerged from the shadows. “Their

names are Addison Corcra and Avery Corcra. They will be solely responsible for your safety from now on.”

Both of them stepped forward to pay their respects to Amelia. Then, Addison said, “Ms. Ellis, from now on, I will

protect you in public while Avery will do the same in the dark.”

After Avery bowed at Amelia, she retreated, completely concealing herself within the shadows, as if she had never

appeared at all.

Amelia stared at Donald, feeling as if she was in a dream.

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