The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family

Chapter 3523



What Cadfan had to sign was the transfer of all control, decision making, and beneficiary rights of Schulz Group over to Sophie. Sheldon, on the other hand, had to sign the divorce agreement with Helen, thus officially dissolving his marriage with Helen. When Charlie arrived at Shangri-La, the father and son duo had just finished signing all the relevant documents.

At this time, several professional lawyers were all doing a final check to ensure that everything was free of any loopholes.

Sheldon was a little lost and desolate at this time.

After all, he had loved Helen for so many years. Now that they had truly ended their relationship as husband and wife completely, he could not help but feel extremely upset.

Although Helen did not look exceptionally happy, it could be seen that she looked much more relieved.

Before this, Helen always seemed to be frowning slightly, and it looked like there was a touch of sadness on her face which made people feel that she might be a little sickly.

But now, that sickly state had been swept away, and it had already been replaced by an unprecedented sense

of relief.

As for Cadfan, although he was upset because he had to hand over the position as head of the Schulz family, at the same time, he could not help but remind Sophie, "Sophie... You must not forget to help me to buy a manor with more land in Madagascar... The larger the area, the better it would be. It would be best if we could dig a moat directly around the land and isolate the land from the locals."Belonging to NôvelDrama.Org.

As he spoke, Cadfan then said again, "Oh, by the way, let me bring the best subordinates to maintain the entire estates, the best servants, and also bodyguards there with me from Oskia. Their local economic development level is too poor, and the local people would certainly not be able to meet my requirements."

Cadfan, who had lost the opportunity to retire in the Maldives, only wanted to ensure his safety and living conditions as much as possible in Madagascar now. He knew of the poverty in that area, and he also knew that there were many diseases there. So, he did not want to have any direct contact with the local people there at all.

Sophie naturally had no opinion.

Although she had a lot of dissatisfaction toward her grandfather, at the end of the day, blood was still thicker than water.

Moreover, she was afraid that it would be difficult for her grandfather to come back in the future after he left this time. So, she naturally would want to ensure his living conditions in Madagascar.

So, Sophie nodded and said, "Don't worry, Grandpa. Don't you want to bring Mr. Arrington there with you?

The other servants at home have also served you for so many years now, and you would definitely feel most comfortable with them serving you. Ask them to go with you. I'll give them all a satisfactory salary as well as a settlement allowance too."

As she spoke, Sophie then said again, "As for your comment about the bigger the manor and land, the better it is, as long as my benefactor allows it, will also try to get it done for you However, the scale of such a project is really a bit too large, and it will take a t least two or three years to complete it all. You might still have to suffer some grievances over there before it is completed."

Cadfan said, "Sophie, I've already thought about this long ago. It would certainly not be realistic to build everything from scratch. I think that we can head over there first and buy the best manor before building and expanding around that manor, then. That way, there will not be any delays either. What do you think?"

Sophie hesitated for a moment and said, "I personally have no opinion on this matter, but I will still have to ask my benefactor for his advice. If he's fine with it, I'm fine with it too."

Cadfan was anxious, and he slapped

his thighs as he blurted out, "Sigh! Charlie is just asking me to go to Madagascar, and he is not going to let me come back here anymore. He

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other things. You should just arrange for someone to go over there to get it done for me as soon as possible. I estimate that we will not even need to use one hundred million dollars to build an estate with a few hundred hectares in a place like Madagascar."

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Sophie still insisted, "I still have to tell my benefactor first. I cannot make a decision directly."

Charlie walked into the room at this time and said lightly, "Miss Schulz, let's do everything according to Lord Schulz's request, then. After all, Madagascar will be his second homeland in the future, and the living and material conditions cannot be too bad."

As Charlie spoke of this, he then added, "What's more, I might send more laborers to him regularly in future. The bigger the place, the more convenient it would be."