Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 629 Behave Yourself

"That's enough. It's just a small matter. How can I trouble you?" Micah said coldly, "I will do it myself!"

"I said I would address it, didn't you hear me?" Mr. Clemens senior became angry. "Your hand is injured like that. Focus on treating it. Otherwise, who will handle all the affairs of the Clemens Group?" Seeing that Mr. Clemens senior was serious, Micah no longer insisted. "Okay, if you want to go, then you go. After all, you caused this mess."

"So you think you're capable now of teaching your Grandfather a lesson?" Mr. Clemens senior shouted.

"I wouldn't dare!" Micah couldn't be bothered arguing with him anymore. "Alright, if you're going, I won't bother."

"Go and have your wedding. Leave this matter to me."

After Mr. Clemens senior finished speaking, he hung up the phone.

Micah smirked and chuckled softly. "This old man."

"Both of you care about each other but always have to act cold. Is this the tradition of the Clemens family?" Sadie teased.

"Just get used to it." Micah hugged her shoulder. "Go back and rest. You can have a good sleep tonight."

"Yeah."

The two of them walked out of the ward and found Brenda and the kids dozing off in the lounge.

In the meantime, Coco brimmed with energy. It nibbled on sunflower seeds as it perched nearby, then darted over upon spotting them, chirping, "Daddy! Mommy!"

"Good girl!" Sadie beckoned and put the book on her shoulder, then turned to Brenda and the kids. "Coco is carefree and happy, just like you."

"Same as you." Micah approached and picked up the three kids.

Sadie woke up Brenda, and the family happily went home.

"Daddy, are we going to take wedding photos?" Mia blinked her eyes drowsily and cutely said, "My princess dress got dirty. Remember to ask your bodyguards to bring the dress for me." "Okay." Micah kissed Mia's hair.

"Mommy, I will protect you when I grow up," Nathan murmured in his sleep, saliva flowing onto Micah's shoulder.

"Okay, thank you, Nathan."

Sadie rubbed Nathan's hair and kissed Noah in her arms. Nathan was still tightly holding onto her clothes in his sleep as if afraid she would leave.

She felt great guilty and told herself to protect this family well. No matter what difficulties they faced, they would face them together, and she could never have thoughts of running away again. After this event, the family became even more determined, and nothing could tear them apart.

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The next day, the whole family went to the beach happily to take wedding photos.

Micah and Sadie stood on the beach, facing the sea breeze, making a lifelong promise in their hearts.

The three children were playing around, Coco was circling above them, and Brenda watched and laughed by the side. The family was happy and content.

Andrew couldn't help but sigh, feeling envious as he watched. He also wanted to replace a girlfriend.

Alan said that he did, too!

Mr. Clemens senior received the digital negatives of the family's wedding photo, his gaze fixating on the joyful faces of the children. A sense of contentment softened the corners of his lips.

However, when he glanced at Micah's handsome face, a frown creased his brow. "This brat, so annoying!"

"You clearly don't mean that," Silas muttered under his breath.

Mr. Clemens senior raised an eyebrow.

"I didn't say anything."

Silas didn't dare to provoke Mr. Clemens senior.

During yesterday's negotiation with the Lingston family...

Mr. Clemens senior kicked over the coffee table and pointed directly at Amelia's nose. He then issued a stern warning: if anyone from the Clemens family were touched again, the Lingston family would cease to exist. Mr. Clemens senior remained as imposing as it was in his youth. With just a gesture or a glance, he could instill fear in people.

Amelia trembled with fear, her apologies and pleas for forgiveness pouring out as she promised never to repeat her actions. Nelson was consumed by guilt, continually lamenting his failure to properly discipline his daughter.

Mr. Clemens senior left with a sentence stating that the family fortune should be in Nelson's hands and let him behave himself.