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

Chapter 674 She Must Be Alive

Witnessing the unfolding scene, a wave of guilt washed over Mr. Clemens Senior. He yearned to speak, to voice his remorse, but the burning glare of Micah's contempt kept him silent.

Straightening his posture, Mr. Clemens Senior adopted a facade of stern seriousness. "I'm relieved to see you've returned," he declared. "You should stop wandering around aimlessly. You're not alone in this world. You are the heir to the Clemens family, and these three children are your responsibility."

Micah offered no response, leading the children wordlessly into the safety of the house.

He kept his loathing for Mr. Clemens Senior locked away, preventing it from erupting, all for the sake of the children.

The world, as seen through the eyes of a child, is simple. They had just lost their mother and Brenda. The loss of their great-grandfather would only compound their grief.

"What's with his attitude?" Mr. Clemens Senior muttered under his breath.

"The fact that Micah can remain so composed is a miracle in itself," Silas counseled in a grave tone. "Give him time."

in the name of this family and these

couldn't help but wonder if he was

sense of humor," Silas sighed heavily. "While it's not your fault, we must bear the burden of Miss Roth's death. Micah's silence on the matter, especially in front of the children, is a blessing."

braced himself for a heated confrontation with Micah upon his return, but it never came.

Micah is resilient," Silas reassured, knowing the thoughts plaguing Mr. Clemens Senior. "With the children

three children. He realized then that all his actions, no

all wounds," Silas said, leading Mr. Clemens Senior

in light. He sighed deeply, instructing, "Arrange for a private jet. We're returning home tomorrow." Surprised, Silas asked, "Not staying to watch over

Experiencing setbacks doesn't equate to surrender. That's not the Clemens way!" "Understood," Silas nodded, assisting Mr. Clemens Senior into the car. "Bring Nelson to the house. I wish

"Of course."

the children into bed and retreated to his

untouched, preserved as it was on his wedding day. No one

all the wedding photos featuring him and Sadie

throughout the house, but her presence lingered in every