Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 107

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When she got inside, she did not treat Mrs. Sullivan immediately. Instead, the butler led her to the guest room on the second floor to rest. Mr. Brown’s demeanor was gentle. “Miss Olivia, you’ve had a long ride here. You must be tired. Rest for a while. Lunch is being prepared downstairs. The servants will invite you over to eat in a bit.”

Olivia nodded and entered the guest room.

Isaac sat on the sofa and waited for the butler to leave. His gaze landed on Olivia and gave her a probing look. “The Sullivan family has treated you like this, yet you still want to stay?”

Yanis also felt unhappy and voiced his concern. He vigorously nodded. “Exactly, that’s right. Why did you stay, Miss Olivia? You shouldn’t have visited them.”

Olivia sat beside Isaac and hugged his arm. Her expression was relaxed, and she looked like a spoiled young daughter. “Grandpa, what do you think we should do?”

Only in front of Isaac would Olivia show this side of her.

She leaned against Isaac gently. “It’s human nature to care about one’s interests. Mrs. Sullivan is nothing more than a human being.” She said. with a tone of sass in her voice, “Didn’t you teach me this? There’s no need to be upset about unimportant people.”

Isaac lowered his head and patted Olivia’s head dotingly. His expression was gentle, but his words were cold and indifferent. “I did teach you to be strong–willed and not be affected by external factors or be upset with unimportant people. But I didn’t tell you to be soft–hearted and easily forgive those who offend you without giving any punishment!”

Olivia looked up with surprise in her beautiful eyes.

Isaac had always been a gentle and kind elder. He rarely got angry at people, even when he encountered some unreasonable patients or when patients attacked him. Instead, he would put himself in the patient’s shoes and think from the patient’s perspective.

This was the first time Olivia had seen him angry.

She was a little puzzled and blinked. “Grandpa, speaking of which, Mrs. Sullivan isn’t wrong. She just doesn’t like me.” Daniel’s mother was always very sophisticated but distant and cold, not an unkind woman,

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so angry over such a small

to those barbarians who had insulted and even wanted to hit her.

However, when he spoke, his tone was filled with deep coldness. “I

filled

Then, her heart was filled with

being cared for. This was the feeling of family. Her eyes were wet as she leaned into Isaac’s arms. Her voice was soft. “Grandpa.”

amazing to know someone was around

looked at Olivia with grief. Olivia had suffered so much. He turned to Yanis and instructed softly, “Get Blake to come over. You and Blake must stay here and protect Olivia.”

that

written all over her face. Yanis was Isaac’s confidant. Yanis handled all matters in the Smith family. If she let Yanis stay by her side, wouldn’t that mean no one would be

more… Olivia bit her lip as a hint of

eyes.

away from home, Yanis represented Isaac and mobilized half of the Smith family’s assets. The Smith family assets were

think if Yanis stayed by her

forehead to stop her from rejecting his order. He made a decision immediately. “It’s settled. I still have the final say in the Smith

“Grandpa, I know

firmly, “The Smith family is my responsibility. I have the final say, and I must decide who

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1. right to make the decision. Jarron, Gillian,

a moment and looked straight into Olivia’s eyes. His gaze was firm and resolute. “If you don’t want this responsibility, donate everything belonging to the Smith family. Even if we

have to be clear about one thing. It’s not that you stole everything from Jarron and Gillian, but they don’t have the right to inherit anything. I never thought of handing

abroad. I gave them a chance to try and prove they

five years to do what you want. You forgave Mrs. Sullivan’s cruel treatment and even the Taylor family, who abandoned you

at her grandfather’s sad but expectant and passionate gaze, Olivia’s throat felt hoarse and

wanted to speak to respond to her grandfather, but she heard a thud before