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

Chapter 1148 Did He Regret It?

Back at Half Mountain Villa, Silas was already at the door, leaning on a cane, waiting. Raymond's death had hit him like a ton of bricks, and in just a month, he looked like he'd aged decades, turning into a frail, white-haired old man. With the

cane in his hand and the tired lines on his face, he looked eerily like the late Raymond.

"Silas!" Nathan shouted, jumping out of the car and running over with a big grin. Since Raymond's passing, Nathan and the other kids had started looking up to Silas just like they did with their great-grandpa.

"Nathan, be good." Silas bent down to hug Nathan and gave him a gentle pat on the back. "Seeing you makes my day."

"Me too," Nathan beamed, all innocent and happy. "Silas, you feeling better?"

"Much better," Silas said, ruffling Nathan's hair. "It's chilly out here, let's head inside."

"Okay." Nathan nodded, grabbing the nurse's hand as they walked into the villa.

the car, giving Silas a slight frown, then turned to glare at Andrew and Rylan. Both of them looked down, feeling guilty. Dahlia didn't even dare to

me?" Silas asked Micah with a friendly

got some tea in my study, made when

won't be

the villa with Micah. Micah told the servants to get the tea ready and then led Silas to the study on

the sofa, reaching for the iced wine a servant handed him, but Silas stopped

scared out of their

the

don't listen to their crap," Micah said. "It's just a minor thing, no

be so nasty, causing harm even on her deathbed. Mr. Raymond Clemens up in heaven would regret trusting her if he knew she

No point talking

won't help." Silas sighed. "I just hope you get proper treatment. Even Sadie bounced back from severe poisoning, so you can too. With Mr. Raymond Clemens gone, the whole Clemens Group is counting on you. If something happens to you, what'll happen to the Clemens Group?

I'll go to the company to handle some stuff. I'll leave the household affairs to you.

hand and advised earnestly, "I saw the news. I know it's hard to swallow, but I always believe that as long