Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back

Chapter 234 Elian's words made Mr. Ashcroft glance over his shoulder at him.

The kid was sitting there on the couch, cool as a cucumber, with one leg crossed over the other, casually swiping through a 3D hologram only visible from his angle. From any other perspective, it was just a faint glow.

"You're pretty confident, aren't you, kid?" Mr. Ashcroft remarked with a hint of sarcasm. "Just don't go getting too cocky and fall flat on your face."

Elian raised an eyebrow. "Grandpa, do you know why it's hard for those who come later to surpass the ones before?"

Mr. Ashcroft countered, "What do I know? Back in my day, your grandma and I were introduced by a matchmaker. But let me tell you, I was quite the dashing young man, and your grandma was a real beauty."

Talking about the past brought a rare softness to Mr. Ashcroft's rugged face, a glimpse of tenderness.

had passed away many years ago due to illness. Because of his demanding job, he was rarely home. His children couldn't understand him and grew distant, especially after their mother's death. They moved overseas and seldom returned,

him. Though they grew up abroad, they felt a strong connection to their roots and held their grandfather in high esteem, something that gave Mr. Ashcroft

Mr. Ashcroft's eyes, Elian was different. He wasn't just treated as a grandson; he was more important

some people fight tooth and nail," he said, each word carrying a sharp edge and a fierce determination. Even

he just shook his head, knowing full well that anyone who dared to snatch this young man's woman

back to that day at Miranda's house, where in a cramped corner, he had confessed his feeling's. Honestly, he had never planned to

though he had come to terms with his feelings, he had intended to take things slow. But Sebastian's sudden move made

on the edge taught him one thing: one couldn't keep the thoughts bottled up. Some things, if left too long, slipped through your fingers. So,

thought

him. Whether she liked someone else or not was irrelevant. If she didn't have

simply