Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 611 The Greatest Weakness

Love could support a person through many difficulties. Only when a family was together did life have meaning.

Marriage without love ultimately led to separation. Even if the foundation of the marriage was strong, problems would still arise. And once there was conflict in the marriage, it would affect the career as well. "Micah, I'll kill you!" Mr. Clemens senior exclaimed angrily, waving his cane and hitting Micah hard.

"What did I say wrong?" Micah argued, unwilling to accept the answer. "My Daddy married someone suitable, as you asked, but what was his end? Our family was destroyed."

Upon hearing this, Mr. Clemens senior stopped his actions. He had indirectly caused his son's tragedy, a lifelong regret he carried. Though he never allowed anyone to mention it, Micah, fearless as ever, insisted on exposing his scar! Beneath the scar was endless remorse.

In an instant, Mr. Clemens senior's arrogance disappeared, and he sat sadly in his wheelchair. "I do have an inescapable responsibility, but it was mainly because of your Daddy's stubbornness. He insisted on liking that woman from the James family, which led to this tragedy."

Saying this, Mr. Clemens senior looked at Micah and continued, "I just don't want you to follow your Daddy, so I keep an eye on you. Do you understand?"

Seeing Mr. Clemens senior so heartbroken, Micah couldn't help but feel guilty. He knew that his Daddy was the deepest pain in his Great-grandpa's heart, yet he still used it to hurt him. It didn't seem kind.

"In any case, I will not allow Sadie to enter our home."

After Mr. Clemens senior finished speaking, he made a gesture and Silas quickly pushed him away.

Micah looked at Mr. Clemens senior's figure, his brows tightly furrowed.

Rylan lowered his head and opened the door.

Silas pushed Mr. Clemens senior out.

At this moment, the cheerful voices of the children outside could be heard. "Great-grandpa, Great-grandpa!" "Oh, the children are back!"

Upon hearing the children's calls, Mr. Clemens senior immediately smiled, dissipating the gloom from before.

"Great-grandpa, why are you here?" Nathan couldn't wait to put down his tiny backpack and ran over with his short legs. "Daddy said Mommy is coming home today. Did you come to see her?"

Mr. Clemens senior suddenly froze, unsure of how to respond.

Despite being regarded as one of the foremost authorities in psychological warfare and negotiation worldwide, his expertise and tactics seemed to vanish when dealing with children-all that remained was sincerity.

"Great-grandpa, Brenda made a lot of delicious food, and she also made my favorite chocolate toast." Mia ran over with two steaming hot chocolate toasts in her hands and handed them to Mr. Clemens senior. "Be careful. They're hot. Try them quickly!"

"Oh dear, Mia, don't burn your little hands." Mr. Clemens senior quickly took the chocolate toast and blew it on Mia's chubby hands. "Great-grandpa, Daddy said you're getting discharged today. Are you feeling better?" Noah walked over and asked with concern.

"Yes, sure." Mr. Clemens senior gently fondled Noah's head. "I heard that you've been helping your Daddy develop new software lately?"

"Yes, it's specifically designed for kindergarten kids." Noah got excited talking about it and immediately introduced it to Mr. Clemens senior. "This software can prevent children from getting lost. It was developed based on the principles of a tracker."

"Amazing!" Mr. Clemens senior was very pleased. Looking at the three children, he seemed to see hope. Even if he weren't around in the future, the Clemens family wouldn't have to worry about having no one to carry on their undertaking. "Mommy!" At this moment, Mia saw Sadie walking out of the study and ran excitedly towards her. "Mommy, I missed you so much!"

"Mommy!"

"Mommy."

Noah and Nathan also saw Sadie, and they were equally excited and rushed towards her.

Sadie crouched down, embracing all three children in her arms, moved by their presence. "I missed you, too."