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

Chapter 588 Saying Goodbye to the Children

"Then I'll send someone to go with you. I'll be worried if you and Brenda go back alone. " Micah's attitude was firm.

"What is there to worry about?" Sadie hurriedly said. "Brenda and I will quietly go back. No one will notice. If you send someone with us, it will only attract attention." "Why are you so disobedient..."

"Alright, alright, I have to get up now. I promised to make breakfast for the children today." Sadie got up and went to the bathroom without looking back. "You already promised me, so don't go back on your word and change the plan." Micah furrowed his brows. In the past, he would have arranged things dominantly without allowing any disagreement.

But now, Sadie and the children had worn him down. When facing them, he showed more respect, thoughtfulness, and care.

As such, he could only make the arrangements secretly.

...

During breakfast, Sadie informed the children that she had some matters to attend to with Brenda in the countryside and would be away for a while. She told them to listen to their father well.

Upon hearing this, Noah quickly asked, "Mommy, how long will you be gone?"

two weeks, or I might come back earlier. It depends

Mia will miss you," Mia tilted her little head and

after I finish the errands," Sadie said, kissing Mia's

Nathan was peeling the eggshell, with a white mustache around his mouth from drinking

Grandpa's old friends..." Sadie passed a pancake to Nathan. "Anyway, Mommy

are you leaving? Will we be able to see you when we come back from

a stronger intuition than Nathan and Mia as if he felt that once Mommy left, she

leave. You probably won't see Mommy when you

Noah lowered his head

for a few days," Sadie comforted.

and said concernedly, "Mommy, be safe, and

is not here, you need to take care of yourself and your younger

will." Noah

breakfast. Daddy will take you to school." Micah looked at his watch and urged, "We only have ten minutes

quickened their pace to finish breakfast, put on their