The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 415

Mirabella, tangled in a web of confusing relations, suddenly blurted out, “Mom, who is this old... Who exactly is he?”

Delilah glanced up at her daughter. “Sweety, you don’t recognize your Grandpa from back home?”

Grandpa from back home? Yeah, right, since when? She was raised by her grandma, and there was no grandpa in the picture.

Rubbing her temples, Mirabella started, “No, it’s not that—”

But before she could finish, Donald chimed in, “Maybe I should be going. I’m just an old country bumpkin, dirty and all. I understand if Mira doesn’t want me around.” With that, he shakily reached for his cane next to him, struggling to stand up as if ready to leave.

Mirabella was flabbergasted. What an actor!

“Oh, please, it’s not like that at all,” Both Delilah and Shawn rose to their feet, helping

Donald back onto the couch.

Turning to Mirabella, Delilah said, “It was not easy for him to come all the way to the city. You could be a bit more hospitable.”

As her words fell, even Shawn, who usually spoiled his daughter, couldn’t help but give Mirabella a look of mild reproach as if to say, how could you treat an elder like this?

Mirabella, who hadn’t managed two words yet, was left feeling undervalued by her own parents.

The couple then comforted Donald and assured him he was welcome to stay, quickly telling Mirabella to keep him company before they headed to the kitchen.

Mirabella’s patience had run dry. “I don’t care what you’re after, but you better find an excuse to leave my place. Otherwise, brace yourself to be thrown out.”

Donald snorted and tilted his chin up even more defiantly, “Go ahead, try throwing out a poor old man like me!”

Mirabella was at her wit’s end.

Just then, Zach walked back into the living room. He raised an eyebrow upon seeing the old man and looked questioningly at his sister. “Mirabella, who’s this?”

“Oh, I'm Donald, Mira’s Grandfather back home,” Donald switched back to his kindly facade, answering for her.

Mirabella's face darkened even more as she thought to herself, "It’s getting really hard not to punch an old man."