The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 3419

After saying that, he hurriedly asked, "Mr. Wade, I know more about the situation in Europe and the United States. Do you need me to accompany you on your trip to Northern Europe this time?"

Charlie waved his hand, "No need. You still have to take care of your parents' burial. You can take care of your parents’ burial after making the Wade family's collateral family members kneel honestly tomorrow."

Porter said respectfully, "I understand!"

Charlie nodded slightly. "Okay. In that case, I will leave the matter related to the Wade family's collateral families to you, then."

After he was done speaking, Charlie then looked at Jeremiah again and said indifferently, "Grandpa, we can forget about all those tedious and pompous processes for the ancestor worship ceremony this time! The main point of an ancestor worship ceremony is sincerity. If the heart is not sincere, what i s the significance of making this ceremony as grand and magnificent as possible?"

Jeremiah nodded, and he said in agreement, "Charlie, what you’re saying is right. The significance of the ancestor worship ceremony is not on its magnificence, but it is on our sincerity. Before this, many people were mobilized to organize the ancestor worship ceremony, but as soon as they were faced

with danger, most people turned around and sold their ancestors out. Our ancestors must already know about this matter, and they must surely be extremely angry. So, what is the point of engaging in all this pomp, then?"

The Wade family members who were kneeling were all too ashamed to raise their heads and look up at this time.

Charlie ignored them, stepped forward, and walked in front of the Wade family's ancestral grave. After that, h e knelt on both knees and looked at the hundreds of the Wade family's ancestors as well as his parents' grave before he said in a loud voice, "To the ancestors of the Wade family who are above, I, Charlie Wade am an unworthy descendant who has been wandering outside for the past twenty years, and I have not been able to come here to pay my respects to my ancestors. I hope that my ancestors can forgive me!"