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

Chapter 837 The First Quarrel

Grandpa Clemen was old, and couldn't withstand a fall, which could lead to serious consequences.

Two years ago, Grandpa Clemens ended up in the hospital for over two months after slipping in the bathroom. Since then, he couldn't walk without a wheelchair.

And today, he fell from his wheelchair again. He hasn't come out of the intensive care unit for over six hours after being sent to the hospital instantly. Silas was anxious. After much contemplation, He decided to call Micah and inform him of this

news.

At that moment, Micah had just arrived at the remote mountain where Dr. Henry was located, but after stating his purpose, he was turned away by Dr. Henry.

Dr. Henry and his doctors firmly believed that the Clemens family had driven Sadie and Brenda to their deaths just for wanting to keep the children.

No matter how Micah tried to explain, they refused to believe him.

Micah wanted to win them over with sincerity and decided to wait there.

However, Silas suddenly called to inform him about Grandpa Clemens' injury.

was concerned and immediately had Andrew prepare a private jet to

apprentice opened the gate, intending to call Micah back in, but watching the departing car, he could only sigh

always said that Micah is a bad person," Paula said indignantly, "When he married Sadie, it was just to gain

Brenda away, and later news came of Sadie and Brenda's tragic deaths in Country

dead. She's alive." The apprentice hesitated. "I feel his

then to deceive Sadie and those three children." Paula

really did drive Sadie to her death, why is he

someone in their family is sick and wants Dr. Henry's

now that they know about this place, we're in danger if he has ill intentions. We should

causing us to move

can ask Serena. Maybe she knows the

a few days ago; maybe something happened. I couldn't reach her on the

move quickly. It's

In the hospital.

in the intensive care unit, and the three children

until her eyes were