His Domineering Lover

Chapter 176: Chapter 176: Having is Better Than Nothing Chapter 176: Chapter 176: Having is Better Than Nothing The sound of the camera attracted William Griffith’s attention. Upon seeing the phone in his son’s hand, he instantly let go of his grip.

“Brat, what are you taking pictures of, give me that camera!” The person speaking was not William Griffith but Tanigawa who William Griffith had just grabbed hold of.

“Hehehe!” Lewis made a face at Tanigawa while also waving the camera around, demonstrating a rebellious attitude.

“You little brat, come over here, come here! Tanigawa wanted to give chase and discipline the little rascal; he hated being caught on camera the most, especially in scenes like just now.

“Hey, who are you shouting at?” William Griffith was initially intending to scold his son too, but upon hearing Tanigawa yelling at the child, he naturally felt displeased, being his father!

“Little brat? Who are you calling a little brat?” William Griffith was slightly taller than Tanigawa, and being ten years his senior, he had an upper hand in terms of physique. He grabbed hold of Tanigawa Kenichi, pressing him against the wall.

“Ha, seriously! So this is the decorum of a grand CEO? Shouting and getting angry at someone else’s home?”

Tanigawa tried to push him away, but William Griffith was too strong; he could not budge him. Most importantly, Lewis was still filming and making faces at him!

was genuinely angry

and you even dare to shout

behave like this. Having a son is some achievement? Is that worth raging

Griffith who was before Tanigawa Kenichi,

Cherish Turner know you have a son? Won’t

just blurted out in anger. Yet what he said made William’s hand

looked at Tanigawa in silence for a long

What’s up with him? He hadn’t said anything wrong; why should Cherish Turner accept his child if he couldn’t handle his affairs properly? Which girl would willingly be with a man who has a past, let alone

thought the situation was not as simple as he had believed. It appeared as if the man was genuinely angry. Looking at

sudden, Tanigawa Kenichi felt

to linger any longer, so he called

watching the retreating figures, astonished at the weakness of Haidai’s William Griffith. Was