My Invincible Husband Has Returned

Chapter 33

Reginald Stone, an elderly man in a suit, walked out with a walking stick. The security that stood at the door immediately moved aside when he saw him.

Reginald’s gaze was cold and sharp. He was exuding the mighty air of a man who had long been in power. The frosty glint in his eyes was terrifying. People who locked eyes with him could not help but lower their heads.

However, Liam had seen billions of gazes like that on the battlefield. That was why the mighty air he excluded did not work on Liam at all.

Celena’s grandfather saw her standing outside the door at first glance. A sense of great disgust gleamed in his eyes.

Then, Reginald’s gaze landed on Liam, who was next to Celena.

Reginald was shocked. He had a hint of surprise in his eyes for a brief moment.

Liam had an extraordinary bearing, especially when Reginald looked into his eyes. He felt like he was looking into the eyes of Death.

The heads of the few big families who led a low profile life would be terrified to meet Liam, let alone an old man from the Stone family.

Reginald was more than 70 years old. He had been the head of the Stone family for five decades. He was the mainstay of the Stones. Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

Under Reginald’s leadership, the Stones gradually went from being an insignificant family in Drunham City to one of the families who were close to the top.

“Grandpa, look at Celena. This bitch came with her lover and bullied me in front of our home before this. This time, she brought her lover

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here and acted in such an arrogant and rude manner. They even had the galls to ask you to greet them at the door,” said Cheryl.

She had heard from the household staff that Celena had shown up with a man and Reginald was at that door. She quickly stopped what she was doing and rushed to the door to fan the flames.

She hated Celena. When Celena was still living at home, everybody would always praise her. However, no matter what Cheryl did, she would not receive any love and praise.

Regardless of the occasion, Reginald would always bring Celena out.

Everybody knew everything about Celena, yet Cheryl was like a nobody. She had been living in Celena’s shadows for a long time, so she had long hated Celena.

Finally, after Celena had the scandal that shook Drunham City seven years ago, Reginald kicked her out of the family in a fit of anger. Only then was Cheryl gradually valued by the family.

After all, Cheryl was the only heiress of the Stones at that moment. That was why she had a privileged status at that moment.

Cheryl hated Celena. She desperately hoped that Celena would die, even though she was her sister. If it was not for Celena, everything in the past would have been hers.

At the same time, Cheryl was also scared that Celena would appear at the Stone Mansion. She was afraid Reginald would become soft- hearted and let Celena back into the family. Then, everything she had at that moment would be snatched away by Celena again.

That was why Cheryl did not want to see Celena at the mansion again.

Reginald frowned upon hearing what Cheryl said. He looked even more disgusted when he looked at Celana.

Without hiding the disgust on his face, Reginald said in a cold voice,

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Celena, you’ve been kicked out of the Stone family. Your name has been removed from the family tree seven years ago. You’re no longer one of us What are you doing here now?

“People like you who sullied the family’s reputation don’t belong in our family. You’re not welcome here. Get the hell out of here now!”

“Grandpa, I… “Celena cried uncontrollably after she saw Reginald.

It had been seven years.

There was not a moment in the past seven years where she did not miss Reginald, her parents, and the home she had lived in for more than twenty years.

Her grandfather had loved her since she was a child. That was why Reginald got very angry seven years ago after the Walker family set her up. Reginald even wanted to go to the Walkers and seek justice. for her, even though the Stones were the Walkers’ vassals.

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