The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch

“That’s alright. You can go and handle your business now,” Caspian said.

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He then contemplated how to handle the Flying Dragons and the York family.

To everyone’s surprise, the past few days had been unusually calm, with no signs of

activity from the York family or the Flying Dragons.

Nevertheless, they would all bow before Lilith’s grave in two days. Julian’s troops were

already assembled outside Southlake City.

Regardless of what the Flying Dragons and the York family did in the next two days, their

fate would be the same after two days.

With this in mind, Caspian made a phone call to Sylvia.

“Caspian, what’s going on?” she answered.

“In two days, we’ll be holding a memorial service for my mother. I need you to prepare for

it,” Caspian said.

“Sure, I’ll handle it,” Sylvia replied.

“On the day of the memorial, I want all of Southlake City’s media companies, television

stations, and any large screens to broadcast scenes of my mom and those bastards

fighting.” Caspian’s voice grew somber.

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He continued, “I want everyone in know that my mom was a heroine who was murdered

by the scum from the Flying Dragons and the York family.”

“Understood,” Sylvia replied.

“Tell Julian to prepare some wreaths and banners. The memorial should be grand,”

Caspian instructed.

“I’ll relay the message right away,” Sylvia assured him.

“In two days, have the troops enter Southlake City and crush the York family and the

Flying Dragons no matter what!” Caspian added.

“Understood, Lord Caspian,” Sylvia acknowledged.

Meanwhile, Willow received an unexpected call from Marilyn when she was working.

It was a rare occurrence for Marilyn to call personally, leaving Willow curious about the

reason

behind the call.

“Grandma, is everything okay?” Willow asked politely.

“Willow, everything’s fine. It’s just that I’ve missed you, and it’s been so long since we last

met,” Marilyn said.

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She continued, “The Stewart family is hosting a family dinner tonight, and I’d love for and

Caspian to join us for a meal. I also want to spend some quality time with you.

you

“A family dinner?” Willow hesitated momentarily, her bad memories of the last family

dinner were still fresh.

“That’s right. I’m specifically inviting you this time. Let’s all come together and enjoy each

other’s company. Rest assured that no one will dare to speak ill of you this time,” Marilyn

reassured while smiling.

“Okay, I’ll come after work.” Willow readily agreed.

“Remember to bring Caspian along,” Marilyn reminded her.

Since it was a family dinner, it seemed only suitable to include Caspian.

“I’ll talk to him and see if he’d like to come,” Willow said.

“Alright, whether Caspian joins or not, your presence is a must,” Marilyn stressed.

In her mind, Caspian’s attendance was optional, but Willow’s presence was indispensable.

Caspian had barely ended one call when Willow’s call came through.

“What’s going on, Willow?” Caspian inquired.

“There’s a family dinner at the Stewart Residence today. Grandma called and invited us,‘

Willow explained.

”

“Another family dinner?” Caspian’s expression hinted at a growing headache just hearing

those words.

“Yeah. Are you up for it?” Willow asked.

“I’m okay with it. If you’re going, count me in,” Caspian replied.

He was determined to stick close to Willow and shield her from any potential threats the

York family or the Flying Dragons might pose. He couldn’t afford to let her out of his sight.

“I’ve already agreed to go back for family dinner,” Willow informed him.

“Alright, then I’ll go with you,” Caspian said.

“Great. I’ve got something to do. I’ll hang up now,” Willow said before ending the call.

Caspian had some free time, so he spent the entire day alone in the CEO’s office to ensure

Willow’s safety.

As Willow was about to finish work, he headed downstairs and waited for her in the

parking

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“How long have you been here?” Willow asked with surprise as she approached him in the

parking lot.

“I just got here a little while ago. I’m here to take you back to the Stewart Residence,”

Caspian replied.

“Okay, let’s go. I assume the Rolls–Royce is with you, too. We can each drive our cars,”

Willow suggested.

Her car had been parked in the corporation’s parking lot, as she felt more insecure leaving

it there than in the villa’s garage. So, Willow planned to drive her car back to the villa

today.

“Of course,” Caspian agreed with a nod.

Subsequently, Willow settled into the driver’s seat of the Rolls–Royce while Caspian trailed

behind in the Ferrari. They drove toward the Stewart Residence, one following the other.

Upon their arrival at the Stewart Residence, Alicia and Richard had also just p

cars.

pulled up in their

The Stewarts noticed Caspian and Willow arriving in their luxurious cars and warmly

welcomed them as they stepped out of their vehicles.

Alicia and Richard couldn’t help but feel jealous when they saw the Stewarts‘ enthusiastic

welcome of Caspian and Willow.

However, they had no option but to stand aside, their resentment palpable.

The Stewart family dinner officially began after everyone was present.

“Willow, the Stewart family business is facing challenging times. If things continue like

this, the Stewarts will be in dire straits.”

“Considering your role as the Project Director at Southlake Corporation, could you arrange

some projects for the Stewart family?” Marilyn asked while extending her invitation to

Willow as they prepared to dine.

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