Return Of The Real Heiress: Secrets And Masks novel Chapter 331

Phoebe's heart was clear; she knew why Harold had come running over at this time. "I'll go check. Don't let him in. He must be made to give up," Phoebe said, her gaze fixed on the door, a hint of seriousness creeping into her expression.

Outside the main house. A few burly men in black blocked Harold from entering. His face was grim as he kept shouting. Fortunately, there were few people around the foot of Azure Peak, so it didn't attract much attention.

"This is my home. Why can't I enter? You're all sent by Morris, right? Do you know who I am? I'm his father, his biological father! My own mother lives inside.

"What's wrong with me coming to see my own mother? What's wrong with discussing family matters with her?" Harold wouldn't stop, continuing his rant.

The leader of the black-clad men remained expressionless. He thought, 'How could Mr. Chivers have a father like this? He looks so low-class.' "Please go away. We don't care whose father you are! Besides, someone like you doesn't deserve it!"

"You!" Harold pointed at him and the other sturdy men in black, stopping short of words.

Both sides stood off like this for several minutes. Then, the small side gate next to the main door opened, and Phoebe, accompanied by Enya, walked out.

Seeing Phoebe emerge, Harold called out, "Mom, Mom, you finally agree to see me! Let me in; I need to talk to you about Morris."

A flash of displeasure crossed Phoebe's face as she held herself upright. "If you have something to say, just say it here. There's no need to go inside. Hurry up; I still need to rest!"

Harold knew Phoebe wasn't pleased with him, but he didn't care. He thought, 'She's my biological mother; she won't do anything to me.'

He stepped forward, "Mom, Mom, did you hear that Morris announced his marriage?"

"Of course," Phoebe confirmed, a slight smile appearing on her face.

Harold grew anxious. "Mom, isn't this too hasty? Without consulting me, without even telling me a word, he just got married. Sure, she has a good title—professor at a prestigious university and CEO. But honestly, she's just a small-town girl with no family background.

"Look at how the Leach family is doing now; they'll fall eventually, which won't be good for Morris's future. With Joseph gone, our hopes for the Chivers family lie solely on Morris."