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

Chapter 1149 Taking a Long Vacation

"Yeah, he had some regrets," Silas sighed, his face showing years of unspoken pain. "He was always waiting for Sadie to come back so he could say sorry in person. Only then could he find peace. In his last moments, his eyes were often teary. He carried so much regret for Herbert, for Nick, for you, and for Sadie. He felt bad for everyone he let down."

Micah listened quietly, his eyes deep. Sadie continued, "That's why I hope you go after what you want. Don't end up like Mr. Raymond Clemens, full of regrets at the end. The Clemens family doesn't care about its century-old legacy, power, and status. If you want it, take it. But Herbert and you have always wanted something deeper. If you want it, go for it with all your heart."

Micah felt a bit shaken by his words. Silas had always been the rock of the Clemens family, Raymond's most trusted guy and the second-most powerful person in the family. Silas had trained Rylan, Andrew, and other loyalists, calmed Raymond when he was mad, and guided him when he was lost. In many ways, this wise outsider saw things more clearly than Raymond himself.

Silas had seen through everything from the start. He knew what Micah wanted the most, what he desired the most.

Silas looked at Micah with a knowing gaze. "Think about it: when feelings come too easily, people don't value them. Over time, they wear down under life's little problems. But feelings that survive trials and tribulations become more sincere and passionate. Maybe the hardships you and Sadie have faced are a test. When you finally come together again, you'll treasure that hard-won happiness even more."

Clemens, as long as you're alive, dreams can come true. Don't waste the chance to build

always hoped that Raymond could say such words to him, understand him, and support him, but he had never waited for that

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that as long as he recovered, everything could change. Sadie would come back to

held a board meeting and appointed Ryan as executive director, giving him full control

the same time, he promoted Chloe, putting her

a day coordinating with all the important business, assigning each project to the relevant person, and directly

as he made these announcements; the senior execs exchanged nervous glances, hesitant to voice their concerns openly. But finally, Ryan mustered the courage to ask, "Mr.

meeting room door and

overworked recently. My health's been a bit off, and I need to take a break. But don't worry, I'll be back in at most two

room. Execs quickly bombarded him