The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 2803

Jaime asked her, "Do you honestly think that I'm a fool? Do you think that I still cannot see right through you after all these years? Based on your current state, I know that you're obviously lying."

As he spoke, Jaime had a helpless expression on his face as he said, "Sigh. Why do you think that you've to hide this matter from me? Our benefactor is not only your benefactor, but he is also my benefactor. He was also the one who saved my life. I know that you want t o find him to repay his kindness, and I also want to find him to repay his kindness! If he was indeed the one who saved you and mom this time, the Schulz family would owe him four lives, then! If I have the chance to do so, I would want to thank him in person, but you keep hiding the truth from me here. Does that mean that I cannot possibly have the chance to thank my benefactor in person in the future?" 3

Sophie’s line of psychological defense was suddenly a little crushed.

This was because she did not realize that her elder brother, Jaime, had already begun using the moral high grounds against her.

She was instantly caught in a contradictory state of being stuck in a dilemma.

On one hand, she had already promised Charlie that she would not reveal his identity.

But on the other hand, her elder brother seemed to have already guessed the overall situation, and she could not refute it because of what he had said.

After thinking about it, Sophie thought to herself,' Since my elder brother has already guessed it, I'll just affirm his assumption, lest he feels very unhappy deep down in his heart. As for more news about my benefactor, I'll not reveal anything else.’

So, Sophie could only speak up. "Brother, your guess is right. The person who saved me and Mom is indeed our benefactor..."

Jaime was stunned for a moment.

'It’s true indeed...'

'The older a person is, the wiser he is... Grandpa has never met our benefactor before, but he could guess that it was him. If he did not remind me, I’m afraid that I would have never thought of this at all...’