Chapter 138

Isabel's grandfather was a leader in the literary industry. He held an unchallenged position of authority. Although the Fisher family was not as prominent as the Barlow family, the Barlow family could leverage their association with the Fisher family to bolster their own standing in the literary industry. Isabel was chosen by Sonia herself as her granddaughter-in-law after having considered both Isabel's background and qualities. Initially, Anderson considered many factors. With their century-old legacy, the Barlow family had connections that spanned from the business world to political industries. Their influence was pervasive. Otherwise, how could the Barlow family be so dominant in Belchester? As the sole heir of the Barlow family, Anderson wielded far more power than anyone imagined. Even if the Barlow family were to lose their standing one day, the network that George built could still enable Anderson to rise again. It was futile and presumptuous to challenge the Barlow fami