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

Chapter 610 Negotiating with Mr. Clemens senior 4

If Mr. Clemens senior's initial words were aggressive, this last statement indeed made sense.

Sadie fell silent and began to reflect.

Micah needed a capable wife, and Sadie was also required to consider whether she could adapt to this large family.

Sadie couldn't help Micah. Instead, she would become his obstacle and burden.

"Think for yourself. Can you only become a hindrance to Micah?"

Seeing Sadie hesitate, Mr. Clemens senior continued to add, "For you, Micah has had conflicts with the Potter family, the Clark family, and the Lingston family. He has also had a huge disagreement with his aunt. Now, even before you marry into the family, you have caused him so much trouble. What about the future?"

Upon hearing these words, Sadie felt ashamed and lowered her head. She had indeed caused Micah a lot of trouble, and she could not argue against it.

and I can temporarily suppress the Lingston and Clark families. However, once I am gone, if Micah encounters similar issues again,

world's top psychological experts. Every word you say hits the mark, and no one can argue with you in negotiations."

I am going to

with Mr. Clemens senior. In his youth, Mr. Clemens senior employed negotiation tactics to compel prisoners of war to surrender and to coerce criminals into committing suicide. In the presence of Mr. Clemens senior,

think you're still a child? You're already a father, carrying such a heavy responsibility. How can you be so stubborn and

reason with me?" Micah began to retort. "Well, then, let me ask you, if Grandma is so outstanding and perfect, why

eyes flickering and his expression turning unpleasant. "You little brat, what nonsense are you

such high standards. Grandma's standards should be indisputable, right? Yet,

Clemens senior, at the age of 96, was being exposed in front

turned purple; he gritted his teeth. If his legs were not

and flawless, marrying someone you don't genuinely care for will inevitably

"You, you little brat!"