Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1054 The Final Wish

"Great-grandpa!" The kids yelled, rushing over.

They swore they wouldn't cry, but seeing Raymond like this, the tears just flowed. Remembering Sadie's words, they quickly wiped their faces and forced smiles.

"Great-grandpa, we came to see you!"

"Great-grandpa, I'm Noah."

"I'm Nathan."

"I'm Mia!"

"Great-grandpa, can you see us?"

The three kids gathered around the bed, talking to Raymond with all their emotions. Raymond slowly opened his eyes, his vision blurry, tears shining. His frail hand reached out, trying to say something.

"Great-grandpa."

The kids placed their little hands in his. Raymond held on, tears streaming down, and with great effort, he said, "Remember... you... will always... be... Clemens..."

Though his words were shaky, the kids understood. Nathan and Mia, tears running down their faces, looked at Noah, unsure what to do. Noah, eyes wet, nodded and said, "Great-grandpa, don't worry. We'll always be Clemens. That won't change!"

Noah knew Raymond's fear that they'd change their last name. Even though Noah agreed to follow Sadie, he was set on keeping his name.

"Good, good, good!" Raymond repeated, gripping their hands tightly, not wanting to let go. His eyes fixed on Micah, trying to say something but struggling.

"Grandpa, don't worry. With me here, the kids won't leave," Micah reassured him, knowing Raymond's dying wish was for the kids to stay Clemens. He had to tell a compassionate lie. "She... she..." Raymond stammered.

Silas quickly said, "Mr. Raymond Clemens wants to see Sadie!"

"She's just outside. I'll get her," Micah said, unsure if Sadie would come, but he had to try.

Sadie was outside, replying to Annika's message when Micah came out and softly said, "Raymond wants to see you."

"We have nothing to say to each other."

Sadie didn't want to forgive Raymond. Bringing the kids to see him was already a big step. She couldn't face the man who'd hurt her so much.

"Please," Micah pleaded softly. "He's about to go. His last wish is to see you. Just give him a chance."

Micah had never begged like this. He looked worn out, still in last night's clothes, his arm bandaged from her shot, face stubbled and exhausted, eyes bloodshot. It was heart-wrenching.

Sadie thought about last night, still angry, but seeing Micah's red eyes, she softened.

"You're so annoying!" she said, annoyed, but stepped into the ward.

Micah followed, opening the door for her.

Inside, the kids were cheering up Raymond.

"Great-grandpa, I got two more invention patents. I brought the certificates. Take a look!"

"Great-grandpa, get well soon. You still have to play soccer with me."

"Great-grandpa, you promised to take me to Country F to see your horses. You can't break your promise."