The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 4952

Due to the fast speed of the Concorde and the fact that the other party’s plane had applied for a route that would take off four hours later, Charlie guessed that they intended to wait until late at night before arriving in Bergen in Northern Europe. So, he was not in a hurry to leave immediately.

He asked Albert and Isaac to transit from New York to Providence with the Concorde and to wait at Providence Airport.

As for himself, he waited until Claire came back from school to tell her that he would be going to New York tonight on the grounds that there was an accident at his client’s construction site in New York and his client had asked him to head over to help him to check out the Feng Shui.

Claire did not want him to be so tired at first, but Charlie told her that the other party had used a lot of connections to rescue her mother, Elaine, from prison, so she owed the other party a big favor that had to be paid back. Therefore, Claire could only agree reluctantly.

Charlie subsequently bid farewell to Claire and drove to Providence Airport alone.

At this time, Providence Airport was already shrouded in the crimson sunset.

The Wade family’s Concorde as well as Albert and Isaac had been waiting inside the airport for a long time.

After Charlie boarded the plane, Isaac stepped forward immediately and said, “Young Master, I’ve already greeted the control tower, and we can take off at any time.”

Charlie nodded and said, “Let’s take off directly, then.”

Isaac went to inform the pilot immediately, whereas Albert, who was aside, then asked Charlie curiously, “Master Wade, why are we going to Northern Europe?”

The Northern Europe royal convoy was already waiting inside the airport at this moment.

Since the royal family had already reported to the airport and customs, Charlie and the others were taken away from the airport directly as royal VIPs, and they were brought directly to the Northern Europe palace.

It was already late at night and the wee hours of the morning in Oslo City. Several vehicles were driving at a fast speed along the way from the airport to the palace.

Queen Helena, who was dressed in her full attire, was already waiting anxiously in the palace.

Her grandmother, who was the old queen who had just abdicated, saw that Helena was pacing in place with an expression that was a mixture of excitement, nervousness, and apprehension, so she could not help but say, “Helena, you haven’t had a change of heart? Are your feelings for Charlie still the same?”