The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 2810

When Yuvin, who was aside, saw that his father had not spoken up to respond to Arrington's question, he broke out in sweat out of anxiety.

What he was most worried about was that it would truly be a shame if his father were to speak up and reject Arrington directly just because his brain had suddenly suffered from a failure to reason correctly.

So, he hurriedly spoke up, "Dad! Lord Schulz is already so sincere in inviting us back. He even asked Butler Schulz to personally come all the way here to invite us back. So, what else do we have to hesitate about?"

Holden thought to himself, 'I'm not f*cking hesitating a t all! I already have my decision in mind, but I have not thought of how I should respond yet...’

But on second thought, the fact that his son had said these words was also beneficial to him. It could be considered as Yuvin adding another step between Holden and Arrington.

Holden originally did not know how to speak up because he felt that it seemed as though he was a little materialistic if he were to agree to Arrington’s request directly just like that.

Although Holden had indeed been enlightened because of money, no one wanted to be seen that way.

Since his son had already spoken up first, it would mean that Yuvin was the one who was materialistic and had been easily enlightened first because of money. 2

It would be convenient for him to act based on the favorable conditions now, then.

So, Holden nodded solemnly and said, "Butler Schulz, Yuvin is right. It seems as though Lord Schulz is indeed being very sincere this time. So, it'd not be good for me to turn his invitation down..."

Arrington was instantly overjoyed, and he hurriedly said, "Then, does that mean that Lord Harker has agreed to it?"

Holden nodded gently. "Yes. I promise!" 3

"That's perfect!" Arrington slapped his thighs as he said happily, "Lord Schulz will certainly be extremely happy when he finds out about this news!"

Yuvin was also extremely excited as he said excitedly, "Dad, since you've already agreed to return to the Schulz family, shouldn't we be deciding on a follow-u p process with Butler Schulz, then? For instance, when we should be going over there, how the subsequent payment would be made, and so forth."