Chapter 1055

Mike also received news of John's passing and was deeply saddened. He understood that his grandfather cared deeply for him despite the harsh words and tough love.

Lydia was too upset to handle company affairs. Henry had to manage the company's matters and helped Lydia with the funeral arrangements. Even though they were divorced, he still saw himself as part of the Millers.

The Millers held a funeral in the Miller Mansion, which Robert also attended. Jennifer was startled by his arrival. She worried he might be there to cause trouble, so she was incredibly nervous.

Lydia realized Robert might be Henry's grandpa, so she quickly stepped forward and politely greeted him, "Mr. Truman."

"Oh, Ms. Miller. My condolences," Robert replied politely, recognizing that she was the woman his grandson cared about the most.

"Thank you, Mr. Truman. Is there something specific you need?"

"Nothing much. Mr. Miller lived a remarkable life, and I came to pay my respects," Robert said.

He needed to r