Alger Rolle

Alger is an aspiring young man. The world is his oyster after graduation, but his mother becomes seriously ill. It wipes out most of his savings. 
It's at this time that a man comes to him and gives him a sum of money. In exchange, he must marry Winnie of the Rolle family. As a result, Alger becomes the matrilocal son-in-law of the Rolles, being despised by everyone else for several years. 
Fortunately, Winnie stays by his side. When he asks the Duke of Rolle for money for his mother’s medical treatment, he’s ridiculed by everyone again. However, when he arrives at the hospital, he’s told that the bills have already been paid. The visitor claims to be his biological mother and gives him a black card without a limit as compensation. 
Alger is shocked as he becomes the new CEO of the largest corporation in Philadelphia. Winnie happens to be responsible for negotiating financing with this corporation and she succeeds with Alger’s help. After that, Alger goes on the path of counterattacking step by step, surprising the people who once ridiculed him…

The Extraordinary Son-In-Law: Alger Rolle

Apparently, Wallace thought that even though he was locked up here, he would be able to leave when Mr. Hall was no longer angry. After all, the most serious consequence would only be getting fired.

However, Alger and Perchings were different. They offended Aries. How would they be able to get out?

As soon as Wallace finished talking, the door was opened again.

Someone walked in. When Wallace saw this person, he said in surprise, "Did Mr. Hall ask you to let me go?"

"Haha, you'll probably be disappointed. After all, you did something like that, so it's certainly impossible for you to leave this place!"

Wallace couldn't accept it at all. Would he be locked up here forever?

This person looked at Alger and Perchings and said with a smile, "I'm really sorry for what you've gone through. If you're not happy about anything, you can tell me directly."

Seeing this, Wallace was dumbfounded again.

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