The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 4293

"Great!” Charlie nodded, satisfied, and let his eyes swept around the place. Finally, he announced coldly, "Since there's no objection, I'll send Homer off right now."

Upon hearing that, Homer went crazy. Frightened, he screamed, "You b*stards! Why aren't you helping me? If I die, I won’t let you go!"

Xavion, Spencer, and Jordan dared not to look at him. They were afraid that Homer would seek revenge on them after his death as a vengeful ghost.

Charlie leveled a chilly gaze at Homer and hissed, "If you're going to talk about revenge, Homer, I'm sure there are many vengeful ghosts waiting for you on the other side. It's time to send you to meet them!

Homer was terrified. He gaped, wanting to say something, but made no sound. Charlie had pulled the trigger!

Bang! Blood splattered on the back of Homer's head as he fell to the ground and lay there, motionless.

Charlie's shot left a hole at the center of Homer's forehead. Red and white liquid gushed out of the bullet hole.

The Fox family members turned pale and hurriedly turned their heads away. They did not dare to look at Homer's tragic end.

Xavion, Spencer, and Jordan immediately burst into tears. After all, Homer had been part of their family for more than twenty years.

Xavion rushed to Homer and carried the latter’s corpse. He begged Charlie with a shaky voice choked with sobs, "Mr. Wade, please... Can I send Homer to the funeral home first...?’’

"No!" Charlie's rejection was immediate and cold-blooded. "He killed so many innocent girls. All of them are dead with no corpses. He doesn't deserve to be buried in a grave."

Then, he turned to Porter and ordered," Porter, have someone to take Homer’s body away. Find a place to cremate it, then dump the ashes in the sea."

Porter immediately said, "Understood, Mr. Wade. I will get to it right away!"

Xavion fell into despair when he was told that he could not bury Homer. He didn’t expect Charlie to snatch that opportunity away from him. However, he knew Charlie was right.

All the innocent girls who died in Homer's were long gone, with their corpses missing. How could he demand his son to be treated better than them?

At the same time, Charlie turned to Finley. Finley stiffened, stunned and frightened.