Kicked Out, She Came Back To Rule - Chapter 191: Chapter 191
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He swung it violently at Griffin's legs.
Griffin's knees were hit hard, and he immediately bent his knees and knelt heavily on the ground.
"You damned little bastard! Who gave you the guts to hire someone to kill Kaia? Do you know you're courting death?"
Keaton yelled in exasperation, fuming with anger, his entire body shaking like a storm about to break.
Griffin was dumbfounded; it was the first time he had seen Keaton so angry.
"Grandpa, I don't understand. Why are you protecting Kaia so much? I'm your grandson! Even if you like her, you can't beat me like this for her!"
"I don't have a grandson like you! If I had known you had such a bad character, I should have strangled you as soon as you were born, so you wouldn't have caused such a catastrophe!"
Keaton's face turned pale with anger, and he continued to hit him with his cane while scolding him.
Griffin was unconvinced. Ignoring the pain, he howled. "Grandpa, how did that bitch bewitch you? Isn't she just a country bumpkin?"
Hearing this, Keaton's eyes widened, "How, how could I have such an arrogant and brainless grandson like you? Even now, do you still think she is just an ordinary person? Are you out of your mind?"
"I—" Griffin was about to say something when his eyes suddenly landed on the thousands of fully armed people. After a sudden pause, he suddenly turned to look at Joel.
At this moment, Joel was standing in front and to the side of Kaia, protecting her safety like a bodyguard.
Everyone in Wustriland knew that Joel, King of Fighters, was someone's personal bodyguard.
Thinking of this, Griffin's eyes and mouth widened.
"This, this, this... How is this possible? How could she possibly be...?"
"Just figured it out? Your brain really is just like your mother's. Back when your father wanted to marry her, I strongly opposed it. Not for anything else, but because of your mother's IQ. Even then, I was worried about the genetic traits being passed down, so my judgment was right!"
Keaton was deeply regretful. If only he had strongly opposed his third son's marriage back then.
Griffin's brain was buzzing. He finally understood some things. No wonder his grandfather tried every possible way to bring Kaia and Tobias together. No wonder his cousin had changed his previous attitude and showed Kaia so much love. So that was the reason.
After Griffin swallowed hard, his gaze gradually shifted to Kaia. Now, looking at her cold and indifferent face, he dared not have any more covetousness or disdain. Only terror and awe.
Keaton breathed out a deep breath and turned to look at Kaia. "Kaia, this matter is entirely his own fault. You can deal with him however you want. You don't need to consider my feelings."
Kaia frowned. Although Keaton said that, he had once saved her family, and he had always been so good to her.
If this matter only involved her, that would be fine, but Griffin had kidnapped her brother.
A lion had a spot that must never be provoked—and her family was that spot.
Keaton saw Kaia's dilemma and sighed a long sigh, instantly feeling ten years older.
"Kaia, I'm sorry, this is embarrassing for you. How about I kick this little bastard out of the country and never allow him to come back in his lifetime?"
Kaia nodded, "It's up to you."
Griffin's knees were hit hard, and he immediately bent his knees and knelt heavily on the ground.
"You damned little bastard! Who gave you the guts to hire someone to kill Kaia? Do you know you're courting death?"
Keaton yelled in exasperation, fuming with anger, his entire body shaking like a storm about to break.
Griffin was dumbfounded; it was the first time he had seen Keaton so angry.
"Grandpa, I don't understand. Why are you protecting Kaia so much? I'm your grandson! Even if you like her, you can't beat me like this for her!"
"I don't have a grandson like you! If I had known you had such a bad character, I should have strangled you as soon as you were born, so you wouldn't have caused such a catastrophe!"
Keaton's face turned pale with anger, and he continued to hit him with his cane while scolding him.
Griffin was unconvinced. Ignoring the pain, he howled. "Grandpa, how did that bitch bewitch you? Isn't she just a country bumpkin?"
Hearing this, Keaton's eyes widened, "How, how could I have such an arrogant and brainless grandson like you? Even now, do you still think she is just an ordinary person? Are you out of your mind?"
"I—" Griffin was about to say something when his eyes suddenly landed on the thousands of fully armed people. After a sudden pause, he suddenly turned to look at Joel.
At this moment, Joel was standing in front and to the side of Kaia, protecting her safety like a bodyguard.
Everyone in Wustriland knew that Joel, King of Fighters, was someone's personal bodyguard.
Thinking of this, Griffin's eyes and mouth widened.
"This, this, this... How is this possible? How could she possibly be...?"
"Just figured it out? Your brain really is just like your mother's. Back when your father wanted to marry her, I strongly opposed it. Not for anything else, but because of your mother's IQ. Even then, I was worried about the genetic traits being passed down, so my judgment was right!"
Keaton was deeply regretful. If only he had strongly opposed his third son's marriage back then.
Griffin's brain was buzzing. He finally understood some things. No wonder his grandfather tried every possible way to bring Kaia and Tobias together. No wonder his cousin had changed his previous attitude and showed Kaia so much love. So that was the reason.
After Griffin swallowed hard, his gaze gradually shifted to Kaia. Now, looking at her cold and indifferent face, he dared not have any more covetousness or disdain. Only terror and awe.
Keaton breathed out a deep breath and turned to look at Kaia. "Kaia, this matter is entirely his own fault. You can deal with him however you want. You don't need to consider my feelings."
Kaia frowned. Although Keaton said that, he had once saved her family, and he had always been so good to her.
If this matter only involved her, that would be fine, but Griffin had kidnapped her brother.
A lion had a spot that must never be provoked—and her family was that spot.
Keaton saw Kaia's dilemma and sighed a long sigh, instantly feeling ten years older.
"Kaia, I'm sorry, this is embarrassing for you. How about I kick this little bastard out of the country and never allow him to come back in his lifetime?"
Kaia nodded, "It's up to you."
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