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

Chapter 569 Blood Pressure Spikes.

"I didn't say you have to spend your whole life with Amelia..." Grandpa Clemens said laboriously with anger, "Marry her, get through this period first, and then get a divorce when your career stabilizes. Isn't that simple?" "Marriage isn't child's play; it can't serve as a stepping stone to a stable career while harming everyone involved." Micah's expression darkened instantly, his demeanor turning serious. "Your arrangement turned my parents' lives into a tragedy. Haven't you learned anything from that?"

"You..." Grandpa Clemens grew enraged, his face turning ashen, yet not a word escaped his lips.

At this moment, Silas cautiously advised, "Sir, children have their own lives. We can't control matters of marriage. Just let Mr. Clemens go."

"Silas, what do you know?" Grandpa Clemens vented his anger on Silas.

"No, think about it. Miss Amelia did such malicious things behind your back, yet she pretended to be innocent. She deceived you for so long. If Miss Amelia really marries into the family, can she tolerate your three lovely great-grandchildren? If she continues to deceive you and Micah to harm those three children, the consequences would be unimaginable..."

Silas didn't finish his sentence, but what he said had already had an effect.

Indeed, Grandpa Clemens' face immediately became grave, and he lowered his head in deep thought.

family, of course, his three little great-grandchildren were

a long silence, Grandpa Clemens finally compromised, "Alright, since we can't change

you, Grandpa..." Micah finally breathed a sigh

mother of those three children is also good. Although she is a commoner, being able to raise such adorable children shows her

moment, Silas'

"Actually, Sadie is "

are still waiting outside for you. Why

"I'm talking to

can't handle any more stimulation." Silas panicked. "Your blood pressure will

Clemens blurted

Clemens looked up at

guessed it right!"

covered his forehead, looking utterly hopeless. He felt that God sent Micah to punish his

while to recover. Recollections flooded in of his visits to the house to see the children. Each time, the children's mother would evade him. Even if they crossed paths at the neighborhood entrance, he'd only catch