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

Chapter 612 You Can't Be Soft

"Mommy, you've lost weight." Mia held Sadie's face, concerned. "Is it because you don't have Mia around that your appetite has been bad?" "Yes, I see Mia now, and my appetite will improve." Sadie kissed Mia's chubby cheeks, her eyes glistening with tears but a gentle smile on her lips. "Mommy, Brenda just made fresh chocolate toast. I'll go get it for you." Nathan hurriedly ran to the kitchen to bring something for Sadie to eat. Watching his agile steps, Sadie asked, "Is your foot better, Nathan?"

"He has been fine for a long time. Now he can bounce and jump around, full of energy." Noah hastily reported to his mother, "Mommy, I've helped Daddy develop a new software. Daddy said he wants to register a patent with my name." "Noah, you are amazing," Sadie exclaimed as she hugged Noah. "I am so proud of you!"

"Mommy." Noah hugged Sadie, his eyes reddening, "Please don't leave us again. We were afraid you wouldn't come back."

"Yeah, yeah, we were planning to run away from home and find you at the hospital," Mia blurted out, quickly covering her little mouth with chubby hands.

"Run away from home, run away from home!" Coco repeated Mia's words, fluttering its wings and flying around Sadie's head.

"Run away from home?" Sadie was terrified. "You must never do that! Mommy was at the hospital getting treatment, but I'm back now, right?"

"We could have accompanied you during your treatment and taken care of you." Noah frowned, sadly saying, "You were gone for a whole month, and we missed you so much."

us again." Mia pouted, almost crying, "Mommy, you don't keep

Sadie didn't know how

hurriedly carried a

chocolate toast!" Coco flew over immediately upon seeing

his hand and then placed the chocolate toast in front of

Nathan's head and ate the chocolate toast with her three

the children's bond with their

getting moved, Mr. Clemens senior averted his gaze and

to send him off, "Won't you

Mr. Clemens senior had a stern face, not even bothering

see

pleaded, "Great-grandpa, don't leave. Have dinner