Chapter 731

After scolding his family, John spoke to Henry with a softer attitude.

Henry responded respectfully, "You're being polite, Grandpa Miller. It's all in the past, and I don't hold any grudges."

"It's Good to hear that. You're such a kind and generous person; you deserve all your achievements!" John said.

"Come, we've prepared a meal as a token of our apology."

John invited Henry to join the meal. Lydia and Mike were also there, and they greeted Henry.

Mike was excited as his family had finally recognized Henry's strength and accepted him. He felt that he could walk around Hodbridge with complete confidence. However, Lydia had warned him to behave and not to mess around.

Although Henry had previously clashed with Lydia's parents, he did it more as a warning than out of spite. He would have distanced himself from the Millers long ago if he cared about their previous hatred.

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