True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 891

"Grandpa, don't be too agitated."

Seeing William's reaction, Heinz immediately stood up and said with concern.

"I'm not agitated. Tell me everything you know right away. Don't hide anything from me. Tell me everything you know," William said with a serious expression.

Heinz was a little surprised. He nodded and said, "Grandpa, you really shouldn't take it to heart."

"Cut the crap!" William lost his temper and urged him. "Hurry up and say it."

Heinz replied, "That child is eight years old. He's the child of Grace's mother. Now, he lives in my house with Little Gary and Ernest. He's mine and Grace's brother." William instantly sat down in his chair, and he looked like he couldn't bear it. He looked at Heinz with horror in his eyes.

"Y-You mean that Grace's mother is your father's mistress?"

Heinz nodded worriedly. His gaze did not leave William for even a second. "Yes Grandpa, it's Grace's mother, Candace Lowe."

"What kind of behavior is this?" William muttered to himself in shock.

"Now, Candace is staying in the hospital and has terminal cancer. The doctor said that her life will come to an end in less than two months."

"She deserves to die!" William said coldly. "She became someone else's mistress and became a homewrecker. The earlier she dies, the earlier she'll stop being an eyesore."

Heinz didn't say anything. He looked at William, who still seemed alright. Although he was angry, his body had not been pushed over the edge from the rage, so Heinz was slightly relieved.

"Does Grace know?" William looked at him and wanted to hear the answer.

"Yes, she does." Heinz didn't hide anything.

"Are you two still planning to be together?" William raised his eyebrows in surprise. "Are you not affected?"

"Yes!" Heinz nodded. "I should have been together with Grace from the start. We don't want to waste our happiness because of them. Moreover, Grace and I have gotten married, and Jodie is a thing of the past. I just want to live a good life."

After hearing this, William stayed frozen for a long time. His expression was cold and static. He looked at Heinz and didn't say anything for a long

while.

Heinz met his gaze and waited for a long time.

Finally, William opened his mouth and said, "That's fine. It's best to know the difference between right and wrong, but why are you two raising that child?" "Candace handed the child over to Grace and I. The child is innocent," Heinz said.

William frowned and said, "What do you mean innocent? With a father like that, he can't be innocent."

Heinz didn't say anything. He naturally understood what William meant, and it was understandable that he felt angry and unstable as well.

"Do you really plan to raise this child until he's an adult?" From his attitude, William knew that there was no room for negotiation.

Heinz nodded and said, "Yes, Grace and I are not going to put the blame on this child."

"I want to see what kind of child he is." William frowned, and said, "How about this, later in the afternoon, I'll go and see what the child is like, and see my two great-grandsons while I'm there." "Okay," Heinz said. "I'll ask the butler to prepare more food."

William stood up and prepared to leave.

Heinz went over to support him.

William shook him off and said, "Why are you supporting me? I haven't reached the point of only being able to walk with someone's help. Don't worry, this won't kill me."

He didn't have much of a stance on the situation between Lawrence and Candace. His daughter was already gone, so there was no point in him having an opinion. At least Heinz would be happy. Soon, William left the Jones Estate. Unexpectedly, before he even got into the car, Lawrence came to him again.

"Dad, let's talk. I need to apologize to you in person." Lawrence quickly stepped forward and stopped William's car.

The butler immediately stood in front of William, and said respectfully to Lawrence, "Mr. Jones, please hurry up and leave. Don't block our way."

Lawrence still stood there, motionless, seemingly persistent. He looked at William and insisted on having a private conversation.

"Butler, make way," William said coldly. "Let this inhumane and shameless man speak. I'd like to see what he can say."

Lawrence pursed his lips. He knew he would be treated like this, so he didn't say anything.

The butler could only make way.

Lawrence stood below the building, looked at William, and said, "Dad, I'm sorry. It was my fault at the start. I was irresponsible, which led to Heinz's mother leaving so early." William gripped his walking stick tightly and looked at him coldly, fire burning in his eyes.

Lawrence added, "I know that no matter what I say now, it won't make up for the mistakes I've made all these years. I also know that you are very disappointed in me." "Are you a man or not?" William suddenly asked.

Lawrence was stunned.

"Are you done talking?" William asked again coldly. "Can I get in the car now?"

"Dad! I just want to sit down, have a cup of tea and talk to you."

"What's there to talk about with you?" William sneered. "You should talk to Grace's mother, Candace. You came to me because you wanted me to persuade Heinz. You seem to have made a mistake. You indirectly killed my daughter. Do you think I will help you?"

"If I was to help you, wouldn't that be crossing the line with my daughter who's six feet under? Lawrence, I'm warning you. I'm already being very polite considering that I'm not pointing a gun at your head. You even ran up to find me. You must think the Carter family has nobody left, don't you?" "Dad, what I mean is that..." Lawrence said immediately.

"Get lost," William sneered. "I don't care what you mean anymore. Stay away from me, or else I won't be polite."

William's tone was neither too fast nor too slow, and it was full of deterrence.

Lawrence couldn't help but take a step back as well. He stared at him in a daze.

William looked at him coldly, and his gaze was as sharp as a knife. "Don't get close to Heinz, and don't even think about bullying him. How selfish are you to send the child you had with Grace's mother to Heinz and Grace?"

"Lawrence, you sent the child that you had to them, and you have the gall to look for me?"

"Dad! It's my fault," he had to apologize. "I was just..."

"Shut up!" William couldn't bear it anymore. "Someone throw him out of the Jones Estate. Don't let him get within 200 meters of the building, otherwise, you can forget about your jobs."

"Dad, I want to see Candace. I was deceived by her, and I want to settle the score. Tell Heinz that I have to see her!" Lawrence screamed like a madman, but he was dragged away by someone.