Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 269 The Beautiful Mrs. Clemens

On the way back from the amusement park, Sadie discussed with the kids about returning to preschool. After getting their eager approval, she met with Mr. Levis alone, expressing her desire for the kids to be treated fairly and to grow up healthy and happy in preschool.

Mr. Levis reassured her repeatedly, asking her not to worry. He also hinted that the Potter family had divested from Little Apple Education, ensuring that all its educational ventures had parted ways with the Potters. Sadie courteously acknowledged Mr. Levis' assurances, mentioning she would drop off the kids on Monday.

On her way back home, Sadie's emotions were a mix of thoughts. Pulling out of an educational investment was a minor move, but if the Potters were divesting, their troubles were likely far deeper than she had imagined. The pleasant weekend passed swiftly, and before she knew it, the hectic rhythms of Monday morning returned.

Sadie rose early, braided Mia's hair, and reminded Noah and Nathan to get dressed after washing up.

Now that they had moved to a bigger house, one feature was especially welcome: having two restrooms meant the morning battles for bathroom time were over.

Brenda was bustling about in the kitchen, whipping up a hearty breakfast. Sadie often said to keep it simple, but Brenda, meticulous by nature, insisted on preparing at least four or five dishes every morning.

Sitting around the dining table and sharing laughs and stories over the meal was Brenda's little slice of heaven.

After an extended break, the kids were buzzing with excitement to head back to school.

Sadie and Brenda waved them off on the school

of office gossip that probably had

as she entered the lobby, she realized no one even batted an eye. Her colleagues were too preoccupied, anxiously crowding the elevator to avoid being late and facing

elevator, Sadie tuned into the idle conversation and office

her, so she heaved a sigh of

until only a few, including Victoria, reached the 68th floor, where Micah's

morning, Victoria," Sadie greeted

politely. "Hope you haven't forgotten

was reviewing just

up," Victoria said with a smile

desk, the reception area of Micah's suite. The job

on her desk. Victoria instructed with particular emphasis, "There's an important meeting today with some top

eagerly, surveying the list of high-profile visitors with due

bigwigs arrived, and Victoria was there to greet them personally

was still missing. As she pondered