CHAPTER 61

Without his son, time had become difficult.

Gabriel was busy preparing his mail, and outside the door, grandpa opened the door and came in. Zion's laughter was echoing in the garden, accompanied by Billy.

Grandpa sat on the sofa with a face so calm that it was hard to tell what he was thinking.

"Grandfather, what's wrong?" Gabriel stood up from his seat and walked in front of him.

"The child is too dependent on his mother." Grandpa sighed.

"Every child is a piece of meat that has fallen from their mother's body. This kind of kinship is innate." Gabriel looked at his grandfather and opened his mouth.

Grandpa's turbid gaze fell on him. "Gabriel, your stand must be firm. Even though you two are living together now, don't forget what grandfather has told you before."

Gabriel's mind trembled as he looked at his grandfather. He wanted to say something, but in the end, he still replied, "I understand."

"You are the future Patriarch of our Family, and a large family is in your hands. You have