The Richest Man in Metropolis is My Backer by Dream Searcher

Chapter 127

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Chapter 127

My grandmother sounded so worried that it stunned me. “What? I’m fine though!”

“Well, that Cameron broad used Harry’s number to shout at me about being terrible at parenting! Said my daughter and granddaughter were both taught to be the b–word, then claimed you caused a ruckus at Maddison’s funeral then she cursed all of us!”

I frowned. “Ignore her, Grandma. She’s basically a rabid dog at this point. There’s no point in talking sense to her.”

“I ain’t ignoring that broad any longer! I shouted right back at her! I had so many things I wanted to say to her face, so bless her heart for giving me the chance to give her plece of my mind!”

That was a relief. “That’s good to hear, Granny! Atta girl! it you need to remember to take care of your health, alright?”

“Don’t worry, sweetie. I’m doing perky.” Then, more worriedly, she added, “What on God’s Earth is going on between you and that Kennedy boy? I heard he somehow asked for your hand in marriage at the funeral!”

“He did. But it’s pointless. Our divorce case is happening in a few days.”

I believe

to wrap up. “I’ve got a call incoming, Granny, so I’ll say bye for now, okay? Don’t worry about me–no one can lay a

Jean’s call and was immediately hit

he even tried to act like some tragic old–school melodrama male lead

did you hear about this so soon? I just left the funeral parlor. I’m not

are spreading like wildfire, sis. A funeral turned into a circus! Maddison would love this,”

respects to the dead, but Cameron’s rabies isn’t getting cured

sense of shame now. Who the hell repents and then proposes–in the same breath–at a funeral?!”

really regretting all of his shitty life

that’s my problem,” I

you gotta be careful, though. That bitch Cameron holds a massive grudge and has

to be on an upward trajectory, I have a bad feeling she’s only

them as you can, Tay. They might start pulling some truly heinous

for the reminder.”

All the humiliation Cameron suffered at the funeral, combined with the pain of losing her daughter, could very

but I hadn’t