Billionaire’s Reborn Baby

“Mr. Vincent, you always comfort me with nice words.” Emily sniffed and then kissed his lips. “Thank you.”

Vincent held the back of her head and kissed her again. Then he said with a hoarse voice. “Accompany me to a place in two days.”

“Where?” she asked.

“It’s my grandfather’s birthday.” Vincent touched her long hair. “I’ll take you to see him.”

Emily nodded. “Alright, I haven’t gone to see Mr. Rolando and the others for a long time.”

“Good night.” Vincent put the book aside and turned off the lights.

“Good night.”

The guards were restlessly waiting outside the window. Half an hour later, they still did not hear anything. They could not help but stick their ears against the window.

Guard A: “Do you hear that? Is there any movement?”

Guard B: “No.”

didn’t hear it either.

D: “Hey, it’s

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But Ethen treated him like his own grandfather after he became the patriarch. Sometimes he

capable, he was not as considerate as Ethen. In front of Ethen, many people

Rolando endured it at first, but he simply could not bear it anymore after hearing people’s words. He said, “Shut up if you don’t know how to speak! What’s wrong with my grandson? Do I need you to help to judge whether Vincent is considerate or not? I don’t need you to tell me! Yes, Ethen is also capable, but you

them away. Moreover, this was Mr. Rolando’s house. If he showed his anger here, it would damage Mr. Rolando’s reputation. He still knew how to deal with interpersonal relationships. But he did not expect that Mr. Rolando had shocked those people with just a few words. If his close relatives were not here, Ethen

places, and even keep relationships with some friends and so on. It simply limited all his private life after work. He had to deal with the mess

They held their wine glasses and chuckled as they

Ethen took a cup of tea and handed it to Mr. Rolando, “Moisten your throat and

a sip of tea and waved at him. “I’m going to

Ethen beckoned for someone

some people were saying that he was unable to recover from his grandson’s death in a car accident. He had been pretending to be physically inconvenienced for many days. Although he was able to climb to the third floor in one go, he did not forget to