The Bride of Mr. Adam
Ruby
Episode 110: Ruby.
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At the same time,
When Haley had brought Alice unconscious, Kai, whose body was getting bigger and bigger, had returned.
She had done her mission well, and her father really just missed her, and Kai has promised his father that if Adam's great mission is over, Kai will return home and look after his old father.
Although Kai is cold-blooded and follows Adam to be able to do madness especially for political criminals or vile mafia, but he is very respectful and loves his father.
After a long time of not meeting Kai just realized when we grow up, our parents also grow old, it feels like Kai does not want to accept that fact, but it is a law of nature, but it is a law of nature, so maybe it's time he came back and looked after his father later.
But now some of the files he had collected with his father had been brought personally to his boss.
“Bos ..” Kai has come to Adam's private room.
Where Adam is personally ordering a photo of his wedding with Alice large on the wall of his study, Adam is also dressed neatly because he will attend a meeting with the Brown family.
He must stay closer and become one of Baron Brown's people, so that his plan will be smoother later.
“Kai .. You're back, how do you think we look so harmonious instead of in that photo?”
Adam was still beaming, folding his hands and looking at the wedding photo with his wife.
Kai was just silent, he was unable to answer, he could only remain silent so Adam instantly noticed.
Adam instantly fell silent and his face became serious.
“What's up?” adam walked up to his great chair and sat there.
Followed by Kai, sitting in front of Adam Duke.
“Bos .. I hope you are not surprised because this fact is completely beyond our expectations,” Kai reply still looks moody.
He handed over all the files he had collected with his father.
Morgan even mobilized all the power he had to investigate the slightest facts, even asking the king's help in his country to find all the details about the woman.
Since Morgan was related to King Sean Regis, where there was no information he would not be able to obtain, the entire investigation could be completed and completed in just one week.
And he said there was a greater man who was the only one who could control the king, winston Grozav Leeac is enjoying his life with his wife and twins.
(Sean Regis, Rean Regis and Winston are just cameos, who read The arrogant Man and my mob husband must miss the same they are, hehe, the author too)
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Adam started to read slowly, actually what facts Kai brought, and why his expression became a little nervous.
Then Adam could see what name the woman he was looking for her information was ....
Her name was Ruby, as her name shimmered, she also glistened like Ruby, a poor woman who was a kara, because her trauma made her have a very worrying depression before she met the man who was going to be her husband.
A successor to a family that possessed such great power and wealth, the young master fell in love when he saw Ruby as a servant in his mansion.
The romance happened, their love was so close that Ruby bonded with the man and could be calm when with the man.
The man had a very good and big heart, although he was a young master and the sole heir of his father's wealth, he still married a woman who was a servant.
But their love story must be hit by a storm that will last forever.
When Ruby becomes pregnant with baby Alice, tragedy strikes.
Alice's father was only the son of the ruler's mistress, but the mistress was the one who had the ruler's heart.
And his legal wife was just a conglomerate who got married in business to strengthen the family business, nothing more.
Because of the great love for his mistress, all his wealth was made in the name of Alice's father.
The son of a mistress, not only that factor, the man saw that if all the power was given to the child as a result of his legal wife, a disaster and greed would break out.
For the character of his legitimate wife decreases to all his children who come from legitimate wives, so devious, ambitious and terrible.
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