If Mr. Clemens senior''s initial words were aggressive, thisst statement indeed made sense.


    Sadie fell silent and began to reflect.


    Micah needed a capable wife, and Sadie was also required to consider whether she could adapt to thisrge family.


    Sadie couldn''t help Micah. Instead, she would be his obstacle and burden.


    "Think for yourself. Can you only be a hindrance to Micah?"


    Seeing Sadie hesitate, Mr. Clemens senior continued to add, "For you, Micah has had conflicts with the Potter family, the rk family, and the Lingston family. He has also had a huge disagreement with his aunt. Now, even before you marry into the family, you have caused him so much trouble. What about the future?"


    Upon hearing these words, Sadie felt ashamed and lowered her head. She had indeed caused Micah a lot of trouble, and she could not argue against it.


    "I am still alive for now, and I can temporarily suppress the Lingston and rk families. However, once I am gone, if Micah encounters simr issues again, there will be no one to assist him."


    "That''s enough, please stop!" Micah saw Sadie being attacked like this and quickly defended her. "You are one of the world''s top psychological experts. Every word you say hits the mark, and no one can argue with you in negotiations." "Every word I say is true." Mr. Clemens senior continued, "I have not fabricated any facts, nor have I exaggerated anything."


    "It doesn''t matter; I am going to marry her anyway."


    Micah was familiar with Mr. Clemens senior. In his youth, Mr. Clemens senior employed negotiation tactics topel prisoners of war to surrender and to coerce criminals intomitting suicide. In the presence of Mr. Clemens senior, Sadie was an ordinary person, subjected to his oppression without any means to resist.


    "Micah, stop causing trouble!" Mr. Clemens senior angrily reprimanded. "Do you think you''re still a child? You''re already a father, carrying such a heavy responsibility. How can you be so stubborn and reckless?"


    "You want to reason with me?" Micah began to retort. "Well, then, let me ask you, if Grandma is so outstanding and perfect, why did you marry a mistress?"


    Mr. Clemens senior paused for a moment, his eyes flickering and his expression turning unpleasant. "You little brat, what nonsense are you spouting?"


    "Am I wrong?" Micah countered. "ording to what you say, to marry into the Clemens family, one must meet such high standards. Grandma''s standards should be indisputable, right? Yet, you still married a mistress, and you continue to fool around with other women."


    "Shut up!" Mr. Clemens senior, at the age of 96, was being exposed in front of outsiders by his grandson.


    Mr. Clemens senior''s face turned purple; he gritted his teeth. If his legs were not hindered, he would have already lunged at Micah to beat him.


    "This shows that you must marry a woman you love!" Micah continued his counterattack. "Even if she seems exceptional and wless, marrying someone you don''t genuinely care for will inevitably lead to problems in the marriage. And when marital issues arise, they can impact the family business."


    "You, you little brat!"


    Mr. Clemens senior was furious and raised his cane to strike Micah''s leg.


    Micah didn''t dodge or avoid it, allowing Mr. Clemens senior to strike while he continued to speak. "Later on, Grandma wanted a divorce, almost leading to our family dividing the estate. It was a global sensation at the time. Have you forgotten all about it?"


    "Shut up! Shut up!"


    Mr. Clemens senior was about to go crazy. He staggered and lunged at Micah.


    Sadie, who seemed cursed just a moment ago, suddenly regained her senses. Mr. Clemens senior had made her feel inferior, but now Micah hade to her rescue. While Mr. Clemens senior''s words had some truth to them, Micah''s arguments also made sense.