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

Chapter 825 Plan for Search Mommy 3

"Alright. Let's leave early then." Grandpa Clemens patted Nathan's head. "Your daddy is on a business trip. Noah must be bored at home alone. Let's head to the amusement park early to meet him." "Okay." Nathan couldn't refuse anymore and had to say, "Let me go get my backpack first."

"Nathan, bring my backpack over here too." Mia was still unaware of the plan.

"Your backpack is so heavy. Carry it yourself." Nathan made an excuse to pull Mia along. "Come on. Let's go together."

"Hmph. Nathan is so annoying." Mia frowned in dissatisfaction.

"Ask the teacher to help you carry them," the principal immediately suggested.

"No need. Let them do it themselves," Grandpa Clemens said sternly, "Handling their own belongings is the educational principle of the Clemens family. Principal Stone, I hope you treat the children equally without any special treatment." "Of course." the principal nodded repeatedly.

"You go on with your tasks. Don't need to bid us farewell." Grandpa Clemens glanced at the children and parents around. "Other parents and children are gathering around."

the board members looked at each

some questions. The

board members

him aside to not hinder other students and parents, then began to inquire about Nathan's and Mia's performance in

alone? There's a terrifying eagle on the north side of the hill.

with concern. "But Noah has everything planned out. We need to cooperate with him, or else this

"But!" Mia protested.

any danger to Noah." Nathan reassured. "Now we need to cooperate well with him to not let his risk-taking go to waste." "Alright." Mia nodded repeatedly. "Since the plan is moving up, quickly call Noah. I'll grab the backpack and keep

hurried

bit distracted in his lessons today, occasionally glancing at Coco on his phone. That bird was resting in a bird's nest,

his brows, and felt speechless. Indeed, one

moment, Noah's phone watch rang. It was

The science teacher

brother is calling," Noah said, raising his phone watch. "He doesn't usually call me randomly. There must be something urgent. I'll take this call first." "Alright." the