Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 353 Who Dares Bully My Grandson

Noah glanced up and frowned slightly. "It's Billy again!"

"Again?" Nathan's impatience was evident on his face. "Remember at the amusement park when his grandma rented out the carousel just to keep us from using it? And now they're trying to book the entire Castle Restaurant? Are we going to miss out once more?"

"Billy's grandma is so intimidating," Mia whispered, seeking refuge behind Noah and clutching the back of his shirt, her eyes scanning the surroundings warily.

Grandpa Clemens, catching the children's conversation, furrowed his brows and exchanged a significant look with Silas.

Silas immediately stepped in to handle the situation.

"Don't worry, my little ones. As long as Grandpa is here, no one can bully you." Grandpa Clemens reassured them, bending down to affectionately tousle Mia's hair.

"Grandpa, maybe we should just leave," Noah suggested, grasping Grandpa Clemens's hand. "Billy is our classmate, and yet his mom, maternal grandma, and fraternal grandma can be quite mean. They've had arguments with our mommy before, which really upset her."

"They are making a big mistake," Grandpa Clemens stated, squatting down to hug Noah. "All three of you are such good kids. Your mommy has to be an exceptional person."

"Yes, our mommy is the best," Nathan agreed, nodding vigorously.

just standing up for us." Mia pouted,

here today, nobody will mess with you," declared Grandpa Clemens, leading the children

seeking refuge behind Grandpa Clemens, too

be! I'm right here," Grandpa Clemens comforted her, taking

door for pizza; I don't want to cause any trouble

Clemens said,

going to reserve the place? She'll kick us

won't be able to do it," Grandpa Clemens

was fine just two minutes ago! How come suddenly you're saying that the

replied politely. "The call

"But..."

tried to speak further, but the manager had already brushed her off,

face went pale. He quickly led all the employees out to extend a

two rows, thirty-six employees simultaneously offered a unified greeting: "Good

children exchanged bewildered glances, utterly perplexed by the situation

marched over to confront them. "You mischievous trio,