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

Chapter 443 Moving Upstairs

"Sadie Mia, you're back."

As Sadie approached the house, the door opened, and two caregiver healthcare workers stepped out.

"Athena, Sienna, you both have been working hard." Sadie greeted them swiftly. "How's Camila?"

"Camila waited for Mia to finish her bottle before tidying up, and then she left," Athena replied with a smile. "Noah and Nathan are growing up so fast. Now they flat out refuse to drink milk."

"Haha, yeah, they say 'real men don't drink from bottles,"" Sienna mimicked Noah and Nathan's way of speaking.

"The little goofballs," Sadie said, a beaming smile spreading across her face at the thought of her children.

"I'm all set here," announced Camila, emerging from the house. "Has Sadie Mia returned? Noah and Nathan have fallen asleep, and so has Mia."

"They went to bed a little late today because there was a lot of movement upstairs earlier. It was quite noisy. Things only quieted down about half an hour ago," Sienna explained. "Looks like we might have new neighbors."

certain that Micah had

next door for the caregiver healthcare workers, and now the unit above as well? What was he

suggested. Nathan's check-up went well today. The follow-up information and medical

make breakfast for the kids tomorrow morning, so you can sleep

it right this time," Sadie

love what you cook, Sadie Mama Mia. Good

"Good night!"

glanced at the medical reports on the table. Nathan's leg was healing nicely, and the doctor recommended two more months of rest with timely monthly check-ups. There were also some takeout dishes on the table with a note written in pencil from Noah: ["Mommy, I brought this dinner for you. Remember to

deeply moved. Her children always remembered to bring something back for her

with her quiet, rhythmic breathing. Gently closing Mia's door, Sadie

and Noah was clutching a

room, delicately switching off the table lamp before gently tucking the kids in beneath their small blankets. Once

dinner on the dining table, neatly stowing everything away in the

the room, she carefully turned off the table lamp, tucked the kids in with their small blankets, and then stepped out. She tidied up the leftover food on the dining table, put everything away in the kitchen, then changed into a set of