A Cue For Love

A Cue for Love Chapter 159

I Do Not Care

Faced with Samuel’s question, Kenneth answered loudly and unashamedly, “Yes, I caned him. Franklin is my great-grandson, and he did something wrong but refused to apologize. How is there anything wrong with me caning him for misbehavior?”

The old man then walked tremblingly toward Samuel before adding, “Why do you ask? Are you questioning my decision?”

A subtle but murderous emotion gleamed in Samuel’s darkened gaze at once.

He bravely locked eyes with Kenneth and said, “Grandpa, Franklin is my son. I will personally discipline him for any of his wrongdoings, so please stop using your outdated and violent ways to educate my children as you did to Steven and me.”

“You-” Kenneth was speechless.

“I believe I’ve made myself very clear, Grandpa.”

Although Samuel did not use a single vulgar word, every word he said was profound.

“Well then, Samuel, let us talk openly about something I wish to discuss now that Yara is here. We’re all aware that she has birthed Franklin and Sophia, both of your children. So why is it that you haven’t given her a proper place or title in this family? What kind of a man are you?” Kenneth stated while candidly pointing at Yara.

Franklin and Sophia’s

rage upon

sour. She could not help feeling annoyed that Samuel chose to keep a distance from her, as he did

fling with Natalie instead of marrying me, the mother to his children? She and I have the same face; most people can’t even tell the difference between us. So why doesn’t

kids are genuine!” Yara pleaded as she forced out a couple of fake

care,” Samuel

Yara made Kenneth’s blood

lovely girl bore your children, but you don’t even know how to cherish her. Instead, you fall head

out a menacing roar, “Don’t you dare speak ill of

her more than me,

his sides. It took him a while to calm

woman of yours took them away

around and

where do you think you’re going?” Kenneth yelled from

Franklin

Natalie again, Kenneth called out loudly, “You’re staying here. I’ll get my assistant, Leo,

continued walking out of the Bowers residence as if he