Chapter 72 “What do you want to do, Dad?” Cordelia asked sharply, but he ignored her and dialed a number whose ID was saved as ‘Officer Joshua.’ After several rings, the call connected and White said. “Officer, I need you right away,” White said and abruptly ended the call, turned to Cordelia, and replied. “I'm getting that guy arrested for false accusation and also for having the guts to come here and have you threatened. He deserves to be locked up behind bars.” Immediately he said that, a flash of how Michael had once punched him ran through Paul's eyes. He felt bittered but his demeanor changed to that of excitement as he chimed in for the first time. “Yes, father-in-law, that fool doesn't deserve any place among humans. He should be isolated.” He said with so much hate in him. Turning the matter around to something different, Sandra squeezed her face, saying. “I don't see any reason why we should be wasting our precious time on someone who isn't valuable. Anyways, you

Chapter 74 An hour later, the policemen returned with a hefty breath. They shook their heads at White. “Sir, we have searched the whole room and there's no one inside.” “No one? Are you sure you have checked the whole place and you can't find him?” White asked, feeling panicked. The policemen nodded at the same time, their words unshaken. “Yes, sir. We did but we couldn't find anyone.” They affirmed. “Dad, I think they must have hidden him somewhere in the house.” Cordelia stepped forward and said, after a long time of being silent. Joseph frowned at her words. He also stepped forward and shot. “And what makes you think we would hide such a disgusting person inside our rooms?” “Then where is he? Why isn't he here if you claim so?” Paul triggered at Joseph, sharply. “Were you deaf when Mr. Stephen said Michael was no longer his son-in-law?” Fred replied rudely. Paul shook his head. “I don't believe any one of you. If Michael is no longer the son-in-law of this house t

Chapter 76 “Please, don't cry, my darling granddaughter.” She patted her back. “I'm happy you finally developed the courage to tell them the truth.” She wiped her eyes. “Don't worry, I'll let Michael know about this soon.” Grandma Isabella assured her. Rose couldn't stop but continued to cry not minding what her grandmother was saying. Even if she tells Michael, what would the fool do about it? “Grandma, I have no place to go. My life is so miserable now.” Rose sobbed between Grandma Isabella's arms. Grandma Isabella shook her head. “Stop crying, you're going nowhere. I'm the older person in this house and Stephen can't throw you out while I'm still here.” Grandma Isabella patted Rose's back. “Everything will be fine soon.” Meanwhile, in a yellow-painted room, Stephen's face had already turned red. He paced up and down in the room that belonged to him and his wife. He bit his lips, causing them to turn red also. He slumped onto a softened bed that lifted him a bit up after

Chapter 78 She was surprised but Stephen jerked from his seat. “You must have her test you and that's finally.” Rose shook her head, retorting. “No, Dad. I'm not going to allow her.” She disagreed firmly. “I've told you that I'm pregnant, and if you think I'm lying, then leave.” Stephen fumed at Rose's words. “How dare you talk to me in that way? Or don't you realize who you're talking to?” His anger intensified. Approaching Rose, Stephen glared at her, his facial appearance turning into a puzzle but it remained darkened. “Oh, I see…you have now grown wings to talk back at me, right?” Rose quickly shook her head at the accusation. “No, Dad.” Stephen fired at her, the moment she added, Dad. “Shut up.” He warned with seriosity. “I don't want to ever hear that word, Dad from your mouth ever again. Don't ever call me your father because I seize to be a father to a disgraceful thing like you.” “Stop it, Stephen.” Grandma Isabella shouted, intervening. “Just stop it. Why would

Chapter 80Joseph summoned the courage and asked, his voice unwavering. “And who is that, Dad?”“It's you.” Stephen gave him a swift response. “I want to hand over everything to you, son. You deserve it far better than this disgraceful thing here.”“Stop addressing her that way, Stephen.” Grandma Isabella interrupted, defending Rose. But Stephen didn't pay her any attention. Turning and looking at Joseph intently, Stephen spoke, “Everything will be in your name from henceforth. I regret trusting someone but now I believe you will never disappoint me.” Joseph nodded his head, gesturing that he was trustworthy. “You're my father, and I won't disappoint you, but…”Stephen didn't let him finish what he had wanted to say when he nodded appreciatively and said, “Thank you, son.” He stretched out his hand to receive the paper back from Joseph. Although Joseph hesitated for some time, he later handed it over to him icily.Having taken the paper from Joseph, Stephen was about to turn to Ros