The Runaway Groom

Chapter 211

“Isaac Jefferson?! What is the meaning of this?!” Harvey demanded

“Where is my child?!” Isaac simply asked.

Harvey quickly realized what he was talking about, and frowned. “Ask your grandfather! Why did you even come to me?!”

“Stop bullshitting!” Stan walked up, aiming another kick at him.

Isaac stopped, but his gaze was icy as he looked at Harvey “What do you mean?”

“What do I mean? What else could I mean? Your grandfather took the baby!”

Isaac frowned. His grandfather knew about his child?

He suddenly had a foreboding sensation–his child might have been safer with Harvey than at Jefferson

Manor!

After all, Henry had kept protecting his uncle’s family, but if they found out…

He panicked right then, once again unable to stay calm because he cared too much

He whipped out his phone to call Henry right then.

“Look, your grandpa took my mom and demanded the baby in exchange. I wouldn’t have given him up otherwise,” Harvey growled as tried to sit up, but he could not do it since his hands were tied

“Aren’t

not

untied Harvey, the man promptly jabbed

left dizzy and bled

one kicking me, weren’t you?!” Harvey’s face contorted with rage. “Do

pushover?!”

Stan again–who had yet to recover from the first. Harvey was also moving

pain and spat blood on the ground, and reached up to wipe the blood

not retaliate, however, and simply told Harvey,

even remember how many times you kicked me?!” Harvey demanded

still hurt right

naturally did not remember, not to mention that he was still a little dazed

about to lie down and take his beating–if Harvey kept

you really think you stand a

not keep arguing, however, and turned

didn’t you?” he asked, and continued before Isaac

won’t fight you for once.

him, not to mention that

of indifference at him for a moment, and said, “Let’s

a thing, but Harvey knew right then that

Isaac and his people rushed back to

cities were relatively close, but the traveling

straight to Jefferson Manor once they reached

time to change, but it did not dampen the cold,