Anything For Her

Chapter 242 Threatening With Death

“Dad, I really don’t know what happened! Please believe me this time!”

At that, Josiah became so angry he almost passed out.

Morgan hastily supported the elderly man as he thought, Yale is really a fool!

“In that case, there isn’t anything we can talk about anymore. Leave. I’ll pretend that I never had you as my son and take it that you’re dead.”

Josiah did not wish to waste any more of his breath on Yale. There was nothing they could discuss anymore.

Sophie then took out a bottle and shook out a pill for Josiah.

“Grandpa, take this.”

“Soph, I’m fine. I don’t need to take the pill,” Josiah reassured her as disappointment and despair crashed into him. It was only at his elderly age did he feel that he was a failure. That feeling was horrible, but there was nothing he could do about it. He was the one who did not teach his son well, so who could he blame but himself?

“Dad, I’m sorry! I know I’ve done wrong now! I only ask the secretary to take you out, but I just wanted to scare Sophie. I really didn’t plan to do anything to you. Please trust me!”

“Leave now,” Josiah repeated, looking away from his son.

“Morgan, you’ve always been by my father’s side, and in a way, you’ve watched over me since young. Please talk to him on my behalf!” Yale uttered in a helpless tone. He did not want to be kicked out of the house.

“Morgan, ask some men to kick him out. From now on, no one’s allowed to let him in without my permission. Whoever lets him in will be kicked out just like him!” Josiah had finally made up his mind to teach his son a stern lesson.

“Mr. Yale, you heard him. Please leave,” Morgan said as he walked over to Yale.

Morgan had no idea why Yale was still spouting pointless words there when Josiah was evidently still angry.

At that, Yale turned to look at Sophie before turning to look at Charmaine. Both women were standing near him, but they never said a single word the entire time.

“Charmaine, are you not going to say anything at all?” Yale did not know what benefit she could possibly have if he, her husband, was kicked out of the house.

“I have nothing to say.” Perhaps Charmaine could have put in a good word for him for something else, but this matter was not something she could bring herself to plead for mercy on his behalf. It was simply too shameful. How can he do such a thing?

response to that, Yale shoved the others away and rushed to the third

help but furrow his brows at his son’s action. What else

to jump off the building!” one of the housekeepers cried out in a trembling voice when she saw

does this rich family have so many troubles? I can’t believe he’ wants to jump off the

steps back, he finally saw Yale on

he saw his son,

he had an irresponsible

Mr. Tanner. I’ll be heading upstairs to get Mr. Yale down.” Morgan knew that Josiah’s blood pressure could spike, so he was genuinely worried about the elderly man

shook his

but today, I…” he mumbled, not knowing how

was simply too complicated to

by the sight

never thought her husband would be

kicked out of the Tanner family? Are you telling me that there’s no way for you to survive without the Tanner family? How can you

feel any emotions other than despair at that

“You make it sound so nice, don’t you? People are going to ignore me once I’m out of the Tanner family. I don’t see why I shouldn’t jump if even my own

Charmaine shouted. It was the first time she ever said something like that to him, for he used to be the

to Josiah and said, “Grandpa, you

have the guts to go through with his threats. People like him were the

could kidnap Josiah to threaten her, but he would definitely not have the courage to jump off the

after all, needed immense courage that

leave this to you. You don’t need to stop him if he

that said, Josiah went into the house with

right—Josiah’s blood pressure was spiking

to jump off the building to scare his father into relenting, but alas,

remained quiet, and Sophie continued to stand at the side, eager to watch the

seemed anxious as they

not bring himself to keep up with the

should be able to talk to each other and come to a compromise!” one of the housekeepers said, trying

I jump, I’m sure you’ll be the happiest person here.

from the ledge and went

did not want to die. If he really had the courage to die, he would