The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame (Donald and Jennifer)

Chapter 1124 Another Robbery

Zayden was a man who highly valued his life, especially when it came to someone like Donald who wasn't worth his attention. He certainly didn't want to risk his life over trivial matters with Donald.

After embarrassing himself, Zayden switched seats, finally giving Geraldine a moment of peace.

She took out her laptop and began to work, occasionally chatting with Donald.

Geraldine's purpose for traveling to Iugrea was to discuss a collaboration project on ceramic tiles with Iugrean.

Dragon Fide Corporation primarily focused on real estate, so they had no concerns about infrastructure as they had their own team for that.

However, interior design was also a significant project once the houses were built. Geraldine wanted to take on that project all by herself.

After spending a lot of time with Donald, Geraldine felt even more certain that Harper Group needed to closely align its operations with Dragon Fide Corporation if she wanted it to grow in the future.

"This time, the staff of Schiavoni Enterprise will receive us. Even in Iugrea, this company is one of the best in the ceramic tile industry. I've arranged our itinerary for the next three days. First, we'll have dinner with the head of Schiavoni Enterprise tonight, and then tomorrow morning, we'll head to their office to discuss our collaboration, followed by another meal at noon. How about we spend the next day and a half exploring the city? Does that sound good?"

Despite making it sound like it wasn't a big deal, she pulled out a thick notebook from her bag.

The notebook was filled with travel guides she had jotted down, each offering different routes and choices.

There were options for romantic flower fields, thrilling sea surfing, and more. From NôvelDrama.Org.

It was clear that Geraldine placed great importance on the upcoming collaboration, but what she cherished even more was the opportunity to travel with Donald.

With wide eyes, Geraldine looked at Donald expectantly and said, "As for me, I will solely focus on managing our collaboration while you'll be in charge of looking through these travel guides and seeing if there's anything you like."

Just as Geraldine handed the notebook to Donald, a commotion erupted at the rear of the cabin.

Upon hearing the noise, Zayden and his two bodyguards' expressions changed as if they remembered something.

"Nobody move! This is a robbery! Hand over everything valuable you have!"

Donald rolled his eyes. "What the heck? Another robbery?"

Why do I encounter robbers more frequently when I fly than when I travel by car?

Three masked individuals walked in through the cabin door, each holding a pistol.

Zayden, who emphasized how much he valued safety, was behaving just like any ordinary passenger. The two bodyguards behind him also did nothing, as if they were mere decorations.

The likelihood of encountering robbers on a plane was highly unlikely and extremely dangerous.

Initially, Geraldine was somewhat flustered. However, when she saw Donald sitting beside her calmly, her anxiety gradually subsided.

I have Donald here with me, so what is there for me to be afraid of?

"What are you all just standing there for? Hurry up and hand over the money!"

They demanded everyone to hand over their money, but the robbers' main target was Donald.

The dark muzzle of the gun was pressed right up against Donald's face. It seemed as if they would pull the trigger immediately and kill Donald if he showed even the slightest sign of not cooperating.

"Hey buddy, you didn't happen to buy this gun online, did you? The barrel is all jammed up. Can it even fire a bullet?"

The barrel is jammed? That's not the case at all. We're using real guns and don't load them for safety reasons.

"Listen here, kid, don't try to play games with me. Whether it's a real gun or not, you'll find out when I pull the trigger!"

The robber initially thought he could intimidate Donald by threatening to shoot. However, Donald simply shrugged and looked at the robber, saying, "Fine, then shoot."