Guardian-In-Law

Chapter 683 Riverside Estate

Agnes did not allow Kaze to go to Melrose because she worried he might cause trouble with his recklessness again.

“Miru can go alone. Her godfather is Alan Cummingham. I bet that Steve Lee will show her some respect,” Darcy said, agreeing with her mother.

Kaze shrugged and simply stayed home, waiting for Miru’s news.

The Mel River was the biggest river in Melrose and it penetrated the city geographically.

Beside the Mel River was an estate with a classic architectural style, located at the edge of the woods.

There were picturesque buildings and beautiful structures in the estate and the path that led up to the main building was basked in sunlight.

Some tourists who passed by the place might have mistaken it as a tourist spot and wanted to go in for a tour. Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.

They would be stopped by suited men with earpieces and would only be released after the men checked their cameras and phones for any photos or videos they had taken.

The men would then inform the tourists that the estate was a private property and trespassing was not allowed.

The tourists would always be shocked.

Who was rich enough to own such a big and beautiful estate in such a spacious location?

Some of them would ask the local taxi drivers.

“That estate? That estate belonged to the local kingpin, Invincible Lee.”

“Same name as the God of War? So what? This man is invincible in Melrose and when in his own turf, he’s more influential and powerful than the God of War himself.

“Have you heard? It’s Invincible Lee’s words that decide whether the city could operate. Even Melrose’s mayors from different times wanted to form a

connection with him just so they could govern properly.

“Shane Blanc is more famous than him? I bet you didn’t know that an

underworld informant would visit Invincible Lee’s estate once every month just

to pay respect.”

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Steve Lee’s name was well–known in Melrose.

The people of Melrose grew up listening to his stories.

From toddlers to teenagers, from young adults to middle–aged men.

Everyone knew Steve as the kingpin and he remained strong after ruling the city for decades.

There was a spacious pond inside the estate and a white–haired elderly was

feeding the fishes casually.

“Dad, you’re feeding the fishes again? These carps don’t grow big enough to eat, why feed them? You should get some fish that we can eat.”

Sully came over with a cigarette hanging at his mouth, looking frivolous.

He knew the carps were his father’s favorite and he purposely teased him.

The teases annoyed Steve. He grunted and said, “Where have you been? Did you cause trouble again?”

“I did not. I’m not out causing trouble. I went away to do some serious business.”

Sully flickered the ashes of his cigarette into the pond. “Your medical conditions have been haunting you for a while now, so I went to Lilyrose to get a doctor to see you.”

“Which emperor’s royal doctor is it this time?” Steve scoffed.

Sully hired many doctors in the past to treat his father but all of them were charlatans. He got so mad that he broke all of their arms and tossed them out.

“I assure you this is no charlatan,” Sully said.

“The man’s name is Sam Whitèman, a highly accomplished professor in the field. He’s even on national TV, he’s not the same like the others.”

“Sam Whiteman? Professor Sam Whiteman?”

Steve frowned. “I heard the Sunrise Lees got a private jet to bring him there to heal Narian’s legs, but then Albert Hiden, the chief commander of the South River Strategic Department, took him away. It’s on the news. How did you get him here?”

He stared at his son.

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Chapter 684 Can Be Treated, but Not Going To