Under the heiress facade

Chapter 729

Chapter 729

"Why does that surprise you?" Instead of answering the question, Bernard posed one of his

own.

"Why, you!" Chad was so pissed off that he choked on his words. Bernard was the only person who could rile him up this easily. "Unblock every last one of my phone numbers." Bernard snorted. "Why do I have to do that? What makes you think that I have to obey you?" Chad was so enraged that his blood pressure was on the cusp of surging. Bernard had truly grown up and became independent now. Chad couldn't control him anymore.

Chad took several deep breaths. If he got mad over this again, he wouldn't be able to tell Bernard why he came here today.

"I'll stop getting in between you and Hera, but you have to come back and work at the headquarters." Chad went straight to the point.

Bernard chortled sarcastically as if he had heard the funniest joke in the world. "What makes you think you can disrupt my love life?"

Neil noticed that Chad's face had completely reddened. It was a sign that he was about to fly into a rage. He couldn't help but advise, "Your eldest brother is still the head of the family, Mr. Bernard. It'd be wise to mind your attitude a little. Don't keep upsetting him."

of their ties ticked Bernard off immediately. "Eldest brother? He's the reason my mother is dead, and he even tried to kill me. Is that your idea of

you were adamantly against my return to the Killian family? Did

me to return.

but he couldn't form a good comeback. After all, he was guilty of everything

"You've misunderstood, Mr. Bernard. Mr.

What makes you think you have the right

Then, he kept signaling Chad to clarify everything. After all, Chad and Bernard had enough misunderstandings to last a lifetime. Life itself was short

didn't say anything, even when Bernard turned around and left. It left Neil

cared about a person, the poorer he was with words and the harder it was for him to express his concerns. What was worse

say anything. He finally asked slowly,

stopped in his tracks. "I'll rejoin the family when you're

end of the corridor and disappeared. His

me

comforted Chad, saying, "You're overthinking it, Mr. Chad. Mr. Bernard was merely speaking out of anger." "No." Chad shook his head gently. Bernard genuinely wanted him dead. After all,

him, and the debt would last for

occupied the