Guardian-In-Law

Chapter 1051 An Assertive Man With that in mind, Sherry approached Roland, a trace of her fragrance lingering in the air.

“Can you drop us a little hint about the mayor, sir? We don’t want to upset him without knowing it,” Sherry said coyly.

The sultry in her innocence was like a drug to men.

Roland gasped sharply and pulled himself together before uttering with a smile, “You're right. I should at least give you the heads up.

“But I don’t know a lot about the mayor. I do know that he’s young. He hasn’t hit his 30s yet.

“He got things done the moment he

took office.

“You must have heard about Noah Moor, Lou’s son, getting sacked from his job at the Ministry of Health and Welfare.

“The deputy mayors now have the utmost respect for him,” Roland said.

It was no secret that the new mayor was in his twenties.

However, Roland did reveal a key piece of information.

The termination of Noah and the other mid-level superiors rocked the community last night.

There was a new sheriff in town.

Following the appointment of the new mayor, the deputy mayor’s son was

fired.

Besides, the two deputy mayors were glad to submit to him.

All signs suggested the new mayor was a well-connected and assertive leader.

Sherry’s eyes sparkled.

She found men with strong personalities challenging.

Sherry believed only she had what it took to get close to the mayor.

She had the assets to get men wrapped around her little finger.

It was the chance of a lifetime, and she was hanging onto it.

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It would only do her good by nailing that man.

Sherry took a deep breath before excusing herself to the washroom. She needed to powder her nose.

She decided to present her best side to the new mayor later.

Sherry soon walked out of the ladies’ room and saw a young man, flanked by a group, coming from the corridor outside the reception area.

“Stop chatting. The mayor is here.” Roland hushed the chatting candidates.

Was that the new mayor? Sherry stood outside the washroom

from afar, unable to get a clear look at the new mayor’s face. She could tell he was young and familiar.

With a smile on her face, she drew close to the crowd but kept a bit of distance from them.

The position would make her stand out without being too conspicuous.

Roland left the group and said from afar, “Hello there, Mr. Mayor. The candidates for the exemplary award are here.” “Oh.” Kaze stopped in his tracks and glanced in the direction of the reception area.

He beckoned Roland over. “Come here, Roland.” The group standing at the entrance to the reception area watched while

holding their breaths nervously and anticipatingly.

They had met a lot of VIPs in their lifetime. Yet for some reason, it was hard to look the new mayor in the eye.

The new mayor possessed a commanding presence.

Only Sherry kept a close eye on the corridor.

The figure looked familiar, so she wondered if she had met him before.

She had crossed paths with too many men to put a finger on who he was.

However, she believed she had a better chance of getting to know the mayor better.

Then, a shocking thing happened.

The new mayor called Roland over for a brief exchange before taking a left turn to head downstairs. His entourage of leaders left with him too.

“What's going on?”