Chapter 4


    "Jack, I want to remove myself and my parents from the Smith family; I want to terminate the contract


    that prevents my father from working for anotherpany; and they should pay him all of the money


    he demands from the Smithpany."


    Jack listened while writing everything down, then asked the Smith family if they had any issues with it.


    All this time, the Smith family had been wondering "How on earth does this bastard know the boss of


    the City A firm institute," and the way he was respectful to her made them even more surprised, so they


    didn''t listen to what thewyer was asking them, they just epted.


    "If you ept, please sign here,"


    They all signed, including the younger generation as witnesses, and then burned the old agreement


    into bits.


    It was an arrangement he made with his parents in order to marry his wife; despite being the most


    hardworking, he was not expected to work for any firm or gainpany favour.


    He couldn''t believe he had regained his freedom, thanks to his daughter.


    He had always wanted to leave this family and start his ownpany because he knew he was bright


    and had great ambitions, but every time he tried to talk to his father about leaving the family and


    starting his career, he would threaten him with this agreement.


    He can''t believe it''s now destroyed and he can work hard to provide his daughter and wife a good


    future, he grinned with tears in his eyes and held his daughter.


    "Thank you babe for restoring my freedom, Dad promises you that from now on, I will work very hard to


    make you and your mammy proud."


    His wife joined the hang because she felt guilty every time she saw her husband humiliated. She


    believed it was because of her, if he hadn''t married her, he may have a better life and be able to fulfil


    his aspirations.


    "Thank God in my heart for giving me a sensible daughter who understands and is willing to sacrifice


    anything for my family."


    For the first time in the twenty-two years since Sandra had fled her home, she considered her family


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    and wondered, "How are they?"


    She wondered whether her parents would ever forgive her for her decision. Nheless, she was


    given a second chance to correct her faults, and she intends to work hard with her future husband to


    ensure they reach the top by their own efforts.


    "Now that everything is done and we have signed everything, you need to fulfil your part of the


    bargain," said Old Man Smith, breaking the family''s stillness.


    "Don''t worry, Grandpa," she said. “I''m good at keeping my words and I despise forcing people to do


    things they don''t want to do, unlike you," she said, turning to William, who had been standing there as if


    everything in front of him was drama, he was so silent that if you didn''t look closely, you might think


    there was no one there.


    This made her question about her soon-to-be husband, if his people can be so calm in the midst of a


    storm, is it because they have a lot of drama or he is not as ordinary as they present to people, but she


    let it go.


    because she didn''t have time to think about these things.


    "Tell your boss or whatever you call him that I have agreed to marry him, let him inform me the time to


    meet at the marriage affairs to get our certificate," she stated, as if she was referring to someone else


    who was being married, not herself.


    As soon as his task was finished, Mr. William stated, "OK, now I''ll take my leave."


    Sandra told her parents to pack their belongings because they were leaving, and she told her


    grandfather to call thepany finance to clear her father''s money so they could leave the house.


    Old man Smith greeted his teeth, but there was nothing he could do, so he asked his elder son to


    contact thepany finance and inform everyone in thepany that Andrew is no longer allowed to


    enter thepany and is no longer a member of the Smith family, along with his daughter and wife.


    This made the remaining Smith family delighted since they felt it was their turn to ensure that Andrew


    and his wife did not return to the smith family once they regretted their decision. The elderly woman


    smith approached Andrew as if she were not his mother and stated:


    “Never return here begging! if things don’t turn out to be the way you nned them to be”.