Chapter 938


    Greg smacked his wheelchair’s armrest and scoffed angrily. “So what if he doesn’t agree? Who’s the


    grandfather here—him or me? As long as I’m still alive, I get to say how this family will be run!”


    “Goodness… I forget just how stubborn you can get,” uttered Pam with dismay. She was about to


    persuade Greg when a voice sounded from behind them.


    “I’m sorry for causing trouble for this family and thepany, Grandpa. But don’t worry, I promise I’ll


    restore thepany’s reputation andpensate you for any losses you might have incurred because


    of me,” said Corinne.


    Greg was stunned to hear her voice. However, his frown deepened when he turned to look at her. Both


    Pam and Francine did the same, too.


    Corinne and Jeremy stood somewhere not far behind them.


    Pam blushed sheepishly. “Corinne, Jeremy, when did you two get home? Why didn’t you say


    anything?”


    “We just arrived,” answered Jeremy.


    Greg looked at Corinne suspiciously. “You say you’llpensate us for the loss? How?”


    “I can’t tell how when I haven’t done it. But I can promise you that if I don’t do what I said I’d do, I’ll


    leave this house. You won’t need to kick me out then,” Corinne answered calmly.


    The suspicion in Greg’s eye became stronger when she saw how confident Corinne was. ‘She must be


    bluffing!’


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    “Fine, I can’t wait to see what you’ve cooked up.”


    Corinne gave him a curt nod before turning to smile at Pam. “Grandma, I’m a little tired right now, so


    I’ll head back to my room now. I hope you and Grandpa turn in early too.”


    Pam was embarrassed for Greg’s outburst toward Corinne, so she said gently, “Alright, dear. And


    don’t pay your grandfather much heed. He’s nothing but an old fool. I believe you’re a good kid no


    matter what.”


    Corinne smiled at Pam again and went upstairs.


    Greg scoffed. “I bet she’s all talk!”


    Jeremy stayed where he was. He narrowed his eyes at his stubborn grandfather. “Grandpa, you should


    go to bed early if you have nothing good to say,” he said coldly. After that, he followed Corinne up the


    stairs.


    Greg red vehemently at Jeremy’s back. ‘What does he mean by that? Is he calling me a nag?’


    Pam red at Greg. “Can you just stop meddling in the kids’ affairs, you old fool?”


    Greg’s expression hardened. “I wouldn’t have involved myself in this if it weren’t for the fact our family


    had been dragged through the mud!”


    “Fine, fine. It’s gettingte. Let’s go to bed. I’m sure Jeremy will take care of this matter.” Pam knew


    it was futile to keep arguing with Greg, so she decided to just stop. She walked over and pushed him


    back to his room.


    Francine sighed and went back to her room, too.


    If this had happened before, she would be jumping in glee and adding fuel to the fire.