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

Chapter 488 The Prince and the Princess

"Really?"

Nathan turned to watch Micah leave, remembering how the previous night Micah had used his legs to catch Nathan from almost falling out of bed. To avoid waking him, Micah had allowed Nathan to hold onto his leg, maintaining the awkward pose for hours...

Without thinking, Nathan nodded in agreement, "Yeah, I think he is a good guy, too."

"He didn't mind my drool and even let me use his arm as a pillow to sleep on. Oh, and he gave me a piggyback ride once," Mia chimed in seriously, concluding from all the kindness Micah had shown. "Okay, I also think he's a good person!" "Good person, good person!"

Coco mimicked her tone, flapping its wings and darting around.

"So, we need to be polite to him from now on, got it?" Noah reminded earnestly.

"Got it," Nathan and Mia answered simultaneously.

of them, smiling. "From today

tilting his head in

already

vaguely remembered Micah's grandfather saying he wanted to buy an island to be its king, and then the three of them would be real princes and princesses. "You'll find out soon," Dahlia soothed, rubbing their heads gently. "I'm going to go and prepare your rooms now. You all rest well in the hospital today, okay?" "Oh!" The three of them

the three kids headed back to their room to finish breakfast before going

passing through the corridor where all nine bodyguards saluted

the gesture. As they approached the elevator, two bodyguards swiftly entered first, meticulously checked it before

with confusion written across their

to "Young Master Noah, Young Master Nathan, and Princess

naps when things were slow, they were now always on alert, careful

yet another shock. The remaining seven bodyguards had gone downstairs ahead of them, six lined up neatly in two rows, with one standing by the

to whisper in Noah's ear, "Noah, what on

behind Coco. "Are we about to be crowned actual princesses and

possible, right?" Noah was just as puzzled as ever. He used to think he was smart, but even he was