With just a conflict of words, Asher suddenly found himself in a confrontation with Mrs. Black. The old woman had yelled at Asher several times, and Asher's patience had been exhausted.
Considering that she had just confirmed the death of her young son and was in pain, Asher secretly tolerated her arrogance several times.
Unexpectedly, this seemed to make the old woman even crazier. Was she going to treat Asher as a poor relative who had never seen the world, or as her own house elf? Someone who could come and go at will?
In Asher's eyes, inheriting the Black family is more of a cooperation. Asher inherits Black's power, status, wealth, and heritage, while also taking on Black's responsibilities, hatred, and enemies accumulated over thousands of years.
The inheritance of Blake's wealth is tempting, but Blake's enemies are not vegetarians. Asher at this time does not have the protection of family elders like the previous Blakes. Once he is targeted by these enemies, he can only rely on himself to fight.
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