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

Chapter 350 Grandpa Clemens at the Doorstep

"Mommy, Mommy..." Noah's call snapped Sadie out of her reverie.

Coming back to the present, she spoke with guilt, "It's all Mommy's fault. If I hadn't been late, Nathan wouldn't have been in that accident, and you kids wouldn't have suffered so much." "Don't say that, Mommy," Noah said, reaching out to touch Sadie's face with a comforting gesture. "You're working hard and taking great care of us. We should always be here assisting you." "Yeah, Noah's right," Nathan added, counting on his fingers with a sheepish look. "If I hadn't gone chasing after a cat in the woods, I wouldn't have been caught in the accident." "It's my fault, I was the one who spotted the cat." Mia pouted, her chubby cheeks forming cute dimples.

"So, Mommy mustn't be late anymore, and you kids mustn't neglect your own safety while having fun," Sadie discussed with the children, seeking mutual improvement. "Let's all make a deal to do better, okay?" "Okay!" The three children chimed in unison.

"Now, let's discuss whether we should accept Grandpa's dinner invitation for tonight," Sadie gently proposed, though she thought to herself that Grandpa Clemens was actually their great-grandpa, a generation away.

"Mommy, I wish to go there," Mia said timidly, raising her little hand. "Grandpa is really nice to us. I like him!"

"Me too," Nathan quickly agreed. "I like Grandpa, and I promised him I'd go."

"Mommy, are you worried about Grandpa's grandson causing trouble?" Noah caught on, asking considerately. "He's your boss, right?"

before realizing,

and said earnestly, "He looks kind of fierce, but when he brought us home last night, he was decent enough, and

children nodded in

Sadie's mind. He was

it would be odd if the kids weren't afraid of

We really like him," Noah said empathetically. "But if you are unwilling to see us get too close to your boss's grandpa, then we won't go." Hearing those

with the Lego bricks in front of him, messing up the spaceship

her fingers as tears threatened to spill over from her

of compassion, but she still didn't want them getting too close to Grandpa Clemens, so she said, "Mommy knows this makes you sad, but

"Ding-dong!"

sudden sound of the doorbell interrupted her, followed

Sadie's face turned paled. "Oh no, Grandpa Clemens actually showed up at our doorstep!"

each other now, it would