Chapter 169

Cynthia remained quiet, and the others appeared to be in a bad mood.

Duane carefully considered his words and ultimately said, "Dad, honestly, your favoritism is showing."

"And yours isn't? Have you ever seen anyone who's unbiased?" Old Man Neal retorted without a hint of amiability.

Duane pretended not to grasp the implied meaning, clearing his throat before continuing, "I'm referring to your treatment of the younger generation. George and Kimberly are your own grandchildren. Why haven't you shown the same protection toward them?"

Old Man Neal let out a cold snort, his displeasure evident. It was apparent that he was displeased. "Why should I protect them?"

Old Man Neal could not care less about the others' feelings. As the eldest and most authoritative figure in the family, he was always direct and straightforward.

"They're your biological grandchildren. Have you ever seen a grandpa who favors his daughter-in-law more than his own flesh and blood?" Duane emphasized, unwilling t