When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 507

Chapter 507 Never Been As Lively
The Rainsworth residence had never been as lively as it was that day.

Felix's cheeks were red as he pointed fiercely at Elliot.

The others exchanged glances, taken aback that Miranda said such a thing to Felix in private.

Miranda felt a bit awkward. “Felix, don't spout nonsense. I only mentioned that your uncle's wife was not around, hence he didn't have any children.”

Felix was just a child and, thus, oblivious to the complex intricacies of adult interactions. He immediately retorted, “No, Mommy, you said before that Uncle Nathaniel is not normal and can't have children.”

Miranda wished she could slap her own son. “You heard wrong.”

Felix didn't care. He rushed to Niel's side, taking the latter's hand.

“Great-grandpa, please send this unwanted child away quickly. He's not part of our family at all. He's nothing but a liar trying to compete with me for the family inheritance.” After he finished speaking, he pointed menacingly at Elliot. “I'm the heir of the Rainsworth family in the future, not you. Don't even think about competing with me. If you do, I'll kill you!”

Elliot's mouth was still covered, so all he could do was glare at Felix with disdain. Jon's right. He's just a stupid four-year-old. He can't compete with us.

Elliot didn't care about Felix's words, but that didn't mean other adults didn't care.

Niel was taken aback. He had always known his great-grandson to be a mischievous troublemaker, but he never expected him to voice out intentions of murder.

As for the matter of the inheritance, it wasn't something a four-year-old child could understand on his own.

Instantly, Niel lost his temper, turning his gaze toward Adrian and Miranda. “What did you teach your child?”

It was only then that Adrian and Miranda realized the gravity of the situation. Miranda finally managed to hold her son back, covering his mouth to silence him.

Niel, leaning on his cane, said, “Take him back quickly.”

“Understood,” said Adrian.

Felix never imagined that his great-grandpa, who had always indulged him in the past, would look so scary that day and even ask for him to be taken away.