Even Edmund, who was standing at the side, looked up at the arrogant, illegitimate child.

Without waiting for Harold to speak, Darrell continued. "You're quite biased, aren't you, Grandpa? The person Dad likes is Mom, but you barred her from coming into the house.

"You won't even acknowledge me, and you call me an illegitimate child. People insult and humiliate me because of that.

"Ethan shouldn't even have been born in the first place. But he received your love and the resources of the Miller family. Aren't you being too unfair to me?"

Harold smashed the paperweight near his hand onto the desk.

"You're a mutt born from an unrecognized union, but you dare make a fuss in front of me?

"I'm telling you, I never acknowledged your mom back then, and I won't acknowledge you now. And you even want to inherit the family with your position? In your dreams!"

Darrell sneered. "Is that so? Then, if the person you valued so much has died, who are you handing the Miller family to?"

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