True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 1823

"What message? Have you intercepted them?" Ernest frowned and looked at his brother.

Gary took out his cell phone to check, and nodded after a while.

Gary said in a deep voice, "Michael sent Simon a few of Celeste's photos and some of her information."

Ernest frowned again. "It seems that Michael has no intentions of keeping a low profile. It looks like he still wants to cause some troubles." By that time, Gary had already stood up.

"Let's go, we're going to stop Simon now. If we can stop him before he publishes the next round of news, then the news would not be released."

Ernest hurriedly stood up too, wanting to go look for Michael together with him.

Suddenly, Heinz's deep voice came from behind. "Where do you two think you're going?"

Gary turned around, stared at his father and said, "We are going to look for the culprit and stop him, of course." "If you two really want to stop him, is there really a need for the two of you to go yourselves?" Heinz looked at his sons, and as his thin lips parted, he only said one word, "Wait."

"Have you gone to catch him already?" Gary understood at once. When he saw how confident Heinz was, he guessed that Heinz must have sent someone to capture him already.

Gary and Ernest both looked at each other.

"Ernest, should we wait for Heinz's updates then?" Gary asked his brother.

Ernest looked back at his brother and said, "That's your business, I am not going to make any decision. You call the shots, I'll just listen to you."

Gary raised his eyebrows and said, "Why does it feel like you think that we should to listen to Heinz?"

"I just think you are not ready yet, so we should listen to dad." Ernest smiled at him. "Besides, I think he is more experienced."

Gary's mouth twitched as he said, "You really know how to flatter Heinz at the perfect time."

"Gary, in fact, you don't have to pressure yourself. After all, dad is experienced, and he has learned a lot. You don't have to feel ashamed at all. In fact, sometimes, it is not a bad thing to admit that there are things that you can't do." "I can do it, you're the one who can't." Gary directly retorted.

Heinz looked at the two boys bickering with each other. He picked up the phone, dialled a number, and said to the person at the other end of phone in a deep voice, "Bring them here. Yes, send them to the place I arranged in advance, and do it secretly. We will be buying the media companies too. Tell them that we will acquire the media who released the news today."

Upon hearing the call, both Gary and Ernest were stunned.

Heinz then hung up the phone.

Gary whistled and said, "Are you serious? Why do you want so many media companies?"

"It's a warning to them so that they will behave themselves in the future. After I acquire the media company, I will fire the person in charge." Heinz sneered, and a trace of anger flashed in his eyes. "Your mothe is pregnant now, yet they are still writing useless content like that. It's been so many years, but they are still playing these useless tricks. Simon is too bold. Of course, I am going to teach him a lesson. What's more, I want these people to know that the Jones family is not one to be messed with."

"Yes, that's true, especially since you and mom have six children. We really can't be treated like pushovers. Acquire them. Anyway, you are rich. We won't be able to stop you."

Gary returned to the sofa and sat down. He no longer looked anxious.

Ernest watched as his father and brother talked, he rubbed his eyebrows as he felt a little bit sleepy.

He did not sleep until it was very late the previous night. He was greatly exhausted those few days. Seeing how capable his father and brother were then, he felt relieved. Ernest leaned on the sofa. He was ready to take a nap.

Heinz glanced at his watch and said, "Ernest, if you are getting sleepy, then go back to sleep. Your brother and I will deal with this matter. Of course, if you want to say that you are not tired so that you can experience this with us, you can too."

Upon hearing that, Ernest immediately burst into laughter. "Dad, you're so funny. I may be a little tired, but you don't have to make fun of me. I believe that I'm just experiencing what you have gone through in the past."

"You brat, are you making fun of me?" Heinz laughed. "Let's go. Don't sleep anymore. We'll go back later and get some sleep. Now, let's visit Simon. We haven't seen each other for so many years. It's time you two met him." "Yeah, we should get to know him better." Ernest nodded and stood up again.

The three men went out of the president's office together. When they walked out, everyone looked at them in surprise.

"They're so handsome. The president and his two sons are all so outstanding."

"Wow, Master Gary looks exactly like the president."

"Master Ernest looks very much like Madam Grace. He's too handsome."

"It's a pity that Master Gary has a girlfriend. In the photo, I saw how beautiful his girlfriend was. She was the adopted daughter of Cindy. It was rumored that she was Cindy's illegitimate daughter in the past, but I don't know if it was true. Anyway, she is very beautiful."

"I hope Master Ernest can take a look at me. I really like him. He's my type."

Along the way, the three of them were the center of lots of conversations. They vaguely heard some of them.

Ernest smiled. He looked at the girl at the front desk and said with a faint smile, "Don't think too much. Master Ernest has someone that he likes as well." "What!" The receptionist covered her mouth in surprise. "Master Ernest, are you telling me the truth? Have you really found a girlfriend too? Oh, no. It means that he is not single anymore, right?"

"That's right, Master Ernest has a girlfriend," another person said in a low voice. "Oh, gosh, he is such a handsome man. Why did he get a girlfriend at such an early age? Why can't he be like Mr. Yarbrough? Madam's brother doesn't have a girlfriend even though he is in his thirties. I have been dreaming of Mr. Yarbrough to be my man for such a long time."

Upon hearing the conversation at the front desk, Gary frowned. "Heinz, your front desk staff likes to gossip so much. Are you going to allow them to gossip about you just like that?"

Heinz looked at them and said, "Let's make things clear first. Don't talk nonsense. They are gossiping about you, Ernest, and your uncle Zayne, not me."

Ernest glanced at his father, he felt that his father was intentionally letting the receptionists gossip.

"I think that even if I tell them to stop gossiping now, they will still do it behind my back. So, I think it is better to let them talk to their heart's content. As long as they don't talk about me, then they can gossip of whomever else as much as they want."

Heinz was a good looking man too. He had been preyed on by plenty of women in the past, and a lot of people were still dreaming of him then.

However, those people finally had all gone to discuss about other people. He was naturally happy with that.

Upon hearing his father's words, Ernest felt helpless. It seemed that as long as he was not victimized, he would allow them to say anything they wanted, even if they were gossiping about his own sons or brother-in-law.

"However, Dad, they are talking about your brother-in-law and your sons," Ernest reminded.

"I know. I have always known that they were talking about Zayne. Zayne has been really impressive these years. He did not replace a woman or get married, and he stayed single. All of Northern City knows how rare a bachelor like him is. He has a good reputation, and he has a very restrained ambiance. A lot of women are drawn to this special charm that he has. They think that he is a real husband material."

Heinz told his sons.

Gary chuckled and said, "Heinz, you are becoming a gossipy woman yourself. You talk too much."

When he heard that, Heinz just felt extremely aggrieved.

"I can only see you guys for a few days every year. What's wrong with me gossiping with you? You two are my sons, but you complain about me talking too much. I am getting old too and I'm at the age of getting a menopause. So what if I nag too much? Don't I even have the rights to do that?

I usually pretend to be cold and heartless, and that's only because I am afraid that those women will throw themselves at me. That would make your mother sad, wouldn't it?

I'm just too tired of pretending to be cold and indifferent all these years, so I don't want to pretend to be like that in front of you two. So, I'm talking more in front of you. That's me. I'm also a father who would nag."

"Pfft!" Gary could not hold back his laughter, and he laughed. "You're indeed on menopause, but don't forget that mom still has two kids in her belly. Even if you're on menopause, you still have to keep on acting. After all, your little babies haven't been born yet."

"Screw you. You are still not calling me dad even until now, and you still dare to talk to me like that." Heinz also looked at Gary in disgust and said, "For so many years, I still don't understand. You never called me dad. I feel ashamed to even tell others about it. You're not even calling me dad, so are you also going to stop me from nagging in front of you? If I can't even nag at you, what's the point of me being your father? So you have to put up with it. It's your fault for making me so unhappy these years."

"He's really mad." Gary looked at Heinz and told Ernest, "He's really crazy, and perhaps he had been too suppressed."

Ernest shrugged. "Gary, I think dad is right. It's been so many years. You have never called him dad. You'd better be careful of karma in the future. Perhaps your son will do the same to you."

Gary snorted. "Don't try to scare me. I'm not a coward. As for when to call him dad, it depends on whether I'm in a good mood or not. If you want to be garrulous, then continue to be garrulous. Sometimes, it's funny listening to you nagging too. It's more enjoyable than watching a movie."

Upon hearing that, Heinz could not help but to lift his foot and kick Gary in the butt.

"You little brat, how dare you make fun of your dad like that."

Gary jumped to the side and dodged his father's kick. He urged, "Hurry up and bring us to Simon. Stop blabbering endlessly like this."

At that moment, the car arrived.

They got into the car.

Along the way, the three of them were still bickering. They were not nervous at all. On the contrary, they were having quite a great time. The three of them finally arrived.

It was a very big house.

When Heinz got off the car, someone ran towards him and said, "President, they are here. They are all locked in different rooms."