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

Chapter 567 First to Decide, Then to Prevail

"There's no way to change the outcome now!" Micah spread his hands. "My grandfather has to agree now, whether he wants to or not. I have no way to turn back!" "Your move is really..." Silas was pale and frightened but didn't know how to respond to Micah.

"Silas, are you okay?" Andrew supported Silas but was pushed away. "Get lost, you brat. Why don't you try to persuade Micah?"

"I dare not," Andrew muttered softly.

"Silas, in a situation like this, you should help persuade Grandpa Clemens to accept Miss Roth," Rylan said cautiously. "Actually, Miss Roth is pretty good-" "You brat!" Silas slapped Rylan on the back. "You're also causing trouble!" "Rylan is right." Micah raised an eyebrow. "Where did we cause trouble?" Silas' mouth twitched, squeezing out a forced smile. "Yes, Mr. Clemens!"

"Silas, you agreed to help me persuade Grandpa?" Micah took advantage of the situation. "Thank you, Silas!"

Silas was shocked. 'Did I accidentally fall into Micah's trap? This trap was too obvious?!'

"Thank you, Silas!" Rylan and Andrew also thanked him.

furious. His face turned purple,

this moment, the caregivers led the children out and said to Micah, "Mr. Clemens, Grandpa Clemens wants you

down, and told the children, "Go to the lounge to have some

nodded and followed

Silas, turned around, and

meant with that look and felt helpless, but he had to follow

brat, you finally lived up to

immersed in the joy of recognizing his great-grandchildren, his

strict with you all those years, causing you to be stubborn in relationships. I didn't expect you to be

well." Speaking of this topic, Grandpa Clemens became serious. "After all, they carry the Clemens bloodline. They cannot be left wandering outside, nor can they use other surnames. Have you talked to the children's mother? Have you considered

"I actually haven't."

grown up abroad, he didn't particularly

never brought up

discuss it today and change their surnames tomorrow," Grandpa Clemens said, his meticulous nature evident. He couldn't wait to address such matters. "Also,