Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 763 I'm Getting Old

"What are you doing, pushing me out, you old coot?" Grandpa Clemens fumed. "Stop right there. I'm not done scolding yet."

Silas reminded, "If you keep shouting, all three children will be woken up by you, especially Noah. He understands everything after a few words. Do you think he will blame you? The relationship that has been so hard to repair, do you want to This statement proved effective, and soon Grandpa Clemens quieted down.

ruin it again?"

"And Micah, how dare he defy you like that. You go back and rest first; I'll talk to him." Silas pretended to scold.

"That brat, disrespectful. Teach him a lesson!" Grandpa Clemens added.

"Yes, you can count on me." Silas assured him.

Silas managed to coax Grandpa Clemens away with a mix of cajoling and deceit.

In the study, Micah angrily kicked over the coffee table.

Andrew hurriedly advised, "Micah, calm down, don't wake up the children."

Micah's anger was still hard to dissipate.

Andrew suddenly remembered something and added, "Didn't you mention before that you wanted Ella to help persuade Grandpa Clemens to return to country Y early? This is a good opportunity to..."

Upon hearing this, Micah suddenly fell silent. He almost forgot; this was the main issue.

Sadie had already returned to Newark, staying in the northern part of Hillside Villa. James Group had begun a large-scale attack on the domestic market, and it was likely to be widely publicized soon. Sadie would also appear in the media. At that time, it would be impossible to hide it from the children and Grandpa Clemens.

So, it was necessary to persuade Grandpa Clemens to leave early. Once he returned to the country Y, things would be easier.

At this moment, someone knocked on the door outside, and Dahlia's voice came. "Micah, there's something to report." "Come in," Andrew responded.

Dahlia entered cautiously and said, "Micah, don't be angry. The medical staff has already moved Ms. Lingston to another room."

"Did she hear?" Micah frowned and asked.

"Yeah." Dahlia nodded gently. "She asked me to arrange it. Now, the room on the other side has been cleaned up, but there are still some..."

"No need to change," Micah suddenly said.

"Huh?" Dahlia was stunned, thinking she had misheard.

"Let her stay for now," Micah instructed.

"Got it." Dahlia quickly went out to inform the medical staff, "Micah said there was no need to change. Quickly bring back Ms. Lingston's things; she doesn't need to move. Let her rest assured..." Outside, Silas, who was about to come out to mediate, heard this and was somewhat surprised. He quickly went back to inform Grandpa Clemens.

Grandpa Clemens said angrily, "My threat must have had a deterrent effect. That kid knows what's good for him."

"Micah is tough on the outside but soft on the inside. He respects you," Silas advised emphatically. "Don't push him too hard; give him some time."

"I don't have much time left..."

Before Grandpa Clemens could finish his sentence, he started coughing, clutching his chest, struggling to breathe.

"Grandpa Clemens..." Silas hurriedly went up to pat his back. "You really need to take care of your health."

"It's not about treatment, I'm 98 years old. I'm old." Grandpa Clemens helplessly smiled, "No matter how domineering when I was young, I couldn't resist the vicissitudes of time." "You're not old, and you're still spirited." Silas' eyes turned red.

"Man is mortal." Grandpa Clemens said calmly, "I just want to see that brat let go of the past before I leave and start a new life."

"I think he has feelings for Ella, too." Silas comforted, "Now that Ella has moved in, as they spend time together day and night, feelings will naturally develop."

"I hope so..." Grandpa Clemens sighed, "As long as I can see them together, I can rest assured to return to country Y."