Too Much To Bear My Love

Chapter 893 Care To Explain Yourselves

Owen patted Oscar’s shoulder. “I know you had a problem with your sister, but she’s gone now. Be nice to Nolan. One day, your mother and I will grow old too. Have a proper talk with Amelia. I know she’s a kind and sensible woman.”

Oscar smiled faintly and did not say anything. After Stephanie’s funeral, Oscar talked to Amelia about adopting Nolan. The topic didn’t surprise her, but the first thing she thought about was Noah.

The Walker family was being oppressed by the Clinton family at that moment. Despite that, they remained powerful. It was unlikely the Clintons could successfully adopt Nolan if Noah decided to fight for the boy’s custody since he was his biological father.

“I don’t disagree with the idea of taking in Nolan as our child, Oscar. But Noah’s still alive. If he wants Nolan, we don’t have many chances of winning the lawsuit,” Amelia said.

“There’s nothing you need to fret about. I’ll handle this. No doubt the Walkers are like cats on hot bricks right now. They’ll be too busy dealing with their predicament. I believe Noah may use Nolan’s custody as leverage to convince me to spare their family. I’ll bait him to give up on Nolan on his own accord before delivering him a fatal blow,” Oscar said confidently.

His latest plan was to ensure the Walker family wouldn’t be able to rise again. Even if the Walker family were victorious in getting Nolan’s custody, he wouldn’t hesitate to strike them hard enough that they would no longer be able to rise again.

As the saying goes, mercy to one’s enemies is cruelty to oneself. There was no way he would allow his family to be harmed again.

Oscar had married and divorced Amelia twice, and he had no intention of increasing that number. No matter what happened, he would do his best to provide her with the best life possible.

“You didn’t have a hand in Stephanie’s death, right, Oscar?” Amelia thought about the situation and found Stephanie’s death odd. After all, Stephanie was the precious daughter of the Clinton family. It wouldn’t make sense for her to accompany ugly rich men for money unless someone was withholding her fortune.

“I only helped fan the flames. Whatever she did with those tycoons was her business. I gave her hundreds of thousands each year. If she had planned her finances well and had a proper job, she wouldn’t have died. She only has herself to blame for her death,” Oscar replied plainly.

Amelia knew that, of course. However, she still sympathized with Olivia’s sorrow. The older woman’s health wasn’t that great to begin with, so if it deteriorated because of Stephanie’s death, Amelia was afraid Oscar would feel guilty.

“Don’t worry. I know what I’m doing. Mom still has Tony and Nolan to take care of. Nothing will happen to her.” Oscar pulled Amelia into his embrace.

Patting her head, he continued, “I’m fine as long as you don’t think I’m so cruel that I drove my own sister to her death.” The notion of killing Stephanie had never crossed his mind. He just wanted to eliminate the possibility of her returning to the country. It never occurred to him that she would stoop so low.

He firmly believed her death was brought forth by her own hands. However, she was still his sister, so her death still affected him in some way.

“You feel sad about her death too, don’t you, Oscar? She’s still your sister, after all,” Amelia said. I refuse to believe he’s so heartless that he’s not even sad about her death.

that she’s my sister. Despite having committed plenty of mistakes over the years, some minor, some severe, she was pretty cute when she was just a child. She would follow behind me and call out to me adorably. We were really close back then,” Oscar

resumed, “I had a hand in what happened to her in Ustrana, but I never wanted to take her life. If she had grown as a person, I might’ve personally picked a pretty great foreign man as

hand. She knew he truly meant what he

stays far away from trouble, and provide him with the best education possible. This will be our effort to make up for the suffering Stephanie went through and the life she could’ve had. I disliked her in the past. Without her and Isabella,

tightly as they watched

Noah tried using Nolan’s custody as leverage

his sunglasses. His facial

I want to get custody of Nolan. After all, he’s my son, and I, as his father, should raise him,

a

grew when he saw how composed Oscar

more annoyed he was, the calmer he

on the condition that you spare the Walker family. If you do, I promise I won’t harass the Clinton family again. Both our families will be strangers to each other once more. What do

Oscar glanced at him. “I didn’t know your wife and son were that worthless, Noah. They aren’t even as valuable as

hand over Nolan to me. My family’s in deep trouble right now, and you want him under your care. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with me using him as a bargaining chip. In exchange for my company’s

if I say

slightly. His hand,

cause of her death to my parents, I bet they’ll get suspicious even if it’s untrue. But if you have mercy on the Walker family, I promise we’ll leave this city and move

down, leaned forward, clasped his hands, and smiled. “Okay, I can help

that Oscar would agree to his request so

that he was concerned it was another ploy by him despite the fact that he was the one who approached Oscar for negotiations

you one million. Even if you do go bankrupt, it’ll be enough to cover your daily expenses,” Oscar

changed again. Oscar’s generosity was putting him

you reject my proposal, I’ll be seeing you in court. I refuse to believe you’re so powerful that the law can’t touch you,” Noah sneered as he

he turned around and

received a subpoena a few days later. At the same time, news about Walker Group’s tax evasion was reported when authorities looked into the company’s financial record. Noah was so caught up in his company’s problems that he didn’t even have the time to attend the court battle over Nolan’s

handle so many matters at once. Once again, he only left the company very late

as he stepped out of the building, a