Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 477

Chapter 477 Golden Crow Monastery 

Agnes could not do anything about the shameless behavior of Master Quint and the others. 

She was not in the mood to waste time with the group, so she headed straight upstairs. 

“I wasn’t joking, Kaze. I’m going with you to River Watcher Inn. We can face everything together,” on the second-floor balcony, Darcy grabbed Kaze’s arm and said to him earnestly. 

Darcy’s eyes were filled with tears. 

With his heart going out to her, Kaze reached out and wiped away her tears. He was lucky to have a wife like her. 

“Alright, we’ll go together. I want to show you what Leo has coming 

for him.” 

Others believed Kaze would not leave River Watcher Inn alive. 

However, only Kaze knew that he would turn out fine. 

Since Darcy wanted to go, he could take her along. She would be glad to see that karma would finally get to Leo. 

“Okay.” 

Darcy nodded. 

She sighed to herself. Kaze was too optimistic. 

They should expect the worst for tomorrow. 

“If you love Darcy, you shouldn’t put her at risk, Kaze.” 

Agnes approached and uttered furiously, “I will never forgive you if 

you take Darcy to River Watcher Inn tomorrow.” 

Since Agnes could not change her daughter’s mind, she could get Kaze to stop her. 

Kaze frowned, clearly having something on his mind. He knew that Agnes had no faith in him sorting Lep out. 

Talk was cheap at that point. 

Kaze turned to Darcy. “You should go to the office tomorrow, babe, and wait for my return.” 

“No, I want to be with you-” 

Darcy shook her head. 

Before she could finish, Kaze put his hand on her neck and gave her a 

pinch. 

Darcy passed out right away. 

A strong arm held Darcy steady by the waist and pulled her close his chest. 

“What did you do to Darcy, Kaze?” 

Everything happened so quickly, and before Agnes knew it, she started screaming at Kaze. 

“Don’t worry. Darcy is asleep. She’ll wake up tomorrow morning, and by then, I will be at River Watcher Inn.” 

Kaze then carried Darcy into her bedroom. 

Agnes sighed in relief. Still, she was skeptical. 

“The tiny pinch works better than a sedative. How did the boy do it?” 

Agnes had always seen Kaze as a useless son-in-law. For once, she realized the man was shrouded in mystery. 

Night had fallen in a monastery on a mountaintop, miles away from Lilyrose. 

The bell chimed, bouncing off the walls of Golden Crow Monastery. 

The handful of devotees in the night brought some life to the place. 

This was where Jeremiah had been meditating for the last twenty