The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Wilfred had not yet passed down the position of Patriarch to Mido because he did not have sufficient trust in either his ability to
lead or his dedication.
Mido understood this.
He was very clear that, if put in terms of ancient times, he would be the prince.
But which emperor did not abdicate even when he was in his eighties? Wasn’t it clear that such an emperor would force the
prince to rebel? Therefore, when he heard Adrian Banks’s words, he felt a flash of anger in his heart.
Mido immediately said coldly, “Sir, you’re right.
I really can’t persuade my father.” Mido then turned and continued, “But I, myself, can make a move!”
When Adrian Peters heard this, his eyes suddenly lit up and he quickly asked, “Mido, what does this mean?”
Mido blurted out, “It’s very simple.
My father may be unwilling to cooperate with the Banks family, but I am willing.
My cultivation is second only to his in the Elms family.
In addition, I have two sons and a group of people who are willing to follow me.
As long as Lord Banks looks up to us, I am willing to take people to Southaven to provide protection for Lord Banks!”
Adrian was thrilled.
“Old Man Elms is too stubborn.
It may be impossible to persuade him to return, but this Mido seems to be sincere.
If he really has a group of followers and can take them to Southaven to serve the master, my task this time was not a complete
failure.” With this in mind, he immediately changed his tune and invited Mido in with a smile.
“Ha ha, Mido, come on, join me so we can talk!” With these words, he actually took the initiative to extend his hand and pulled
Mido into the bus.

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Meanwhile, inside the Elms mansion.
Wilfred announced to the whole family that he had terminated the relationship with the Banks family once and for all.
The Elms family, all of whom had been planning to move to Southaven this morning, no longer needed to rush around.
After announcing the news, Wilfred took Kairi to the ancestral hall located in the ancestral tomb of the Elms family.
He wanted to tell the ancestors of the Elms family personally that he had broken through the four meridians.
However, as soon as the news broke that he refused to cooperate with the Banks family, not all members of the Elms were
happy.
In every family, even small ones, different members had their own calculations and needs.
In reality, the reason there had been no contradiction in recent years among the Elms family members was because Wilfred had
a stronger ability to manage them and was the most skilled as a martial artist.
No one in the whole family dared to rebel against him.
But as the saying goes, taking someone’s money is equivalent to killing their parents.
In today’s world, many people cared more about money than about family loyalty.
In other words, as long as the price was right and in line with their psychological expectations, the vast majority of people would
betray their family loyalty.
However, everyone’s innermost prices are different.
In poor economic times, one might completely turn against their siblings and be willing to die for the price of one or two thousand
dollars a month for their parents.
When economic conditions are too good, on the surface they may look loyal to one another, but once the battle for a share of a
huge estate begins, everyone would do their best to come out ahead of their relatives.
Wilfred had refused the Banks Family’s invitation to cooperate worth 2 or even 3 billion dollars.

This decision had the effect of robbing the whole Elms family of this huge sum of money.
Some people didn’t care about the money, but others people valued it above all else.
And those who cared about it now were seething and wanted to skin Wilfred alive.
But Wilfred was the strongest and his cultivation was the highest.
No one could afford to provoke him.
Although they were angry, they did not dare to speak out.
However, Mido quickly arranged to speak privately with several brothers and uncles.
After his lobbying, almost half of the people were willing to go to Southaven to serve the Banks family with him.
Just as Wilfred personally lit three sandalwoods in front of each ancestor’s spiritual throne, his youngest son Bob ran over and
called out loudly through the door, “Dad, bad news! Mido has 40 or 50 martial artists, ready to get on the bus to Southaven with
Adrian Banks!”