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

Since the present Alger bought for Madam Bella won her favor, Madam Bella also ridiculed him much less after that.

After having dinner at Madam Bella's, Alger and Winnie went home.

On the way, Winnie was in a wonderful mood. She looked at Alger and said, "Alger, you're quite smart. You bought presents for my Mom. But next time, don't buy her such expensive presents."

Alger thought that if he didn't, Madam Bella might force Winnie to divorce him again.

"I'm talking to you. What are you thinking about?" When Winnie noticed that Alger ignored her, she frowned and said.

"Nothing. I'm thinking how Cyril Wells is going to deal with that diamond bracelet," Alger said casually.

Winnie thought that Alger was thinking about Cyril Wells's intention of buying her a gift, so she quickly declared her stance and said, "He can do whatever he wants to that bracelet. Anyway, I won't accept it. The ones you bought me are already enough."

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