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

Chapter 1104 Going Home

The car stopped at the curb, and Sadie's breath caught. Blissful Lane 1. Her old home. The place where she, Brenda, and the kids had lived. The place where she had built a life, a family, a world that was torn apart by fate. She knew she should've visited sooner. It was full of beautiful memories, a testament to their love and joy. But since coming back to Newark, the thought of facing it filled her with dread.

When amnesia clouded her mind, passing by the house brought a pang of sadness. It felt like a phantom limb, a painful reminder of what was lost.

Now, with her memories back, the fear was even stronger. She dreaded the flood of emotions - joy, grief, loss - all tangled in a painful knot. She feared seeing Brenda's favorite photos, the furniture they chose together, the familiar lavender scent. It felt like a minefield, each step likely to trigger tears.

So, she avoided it, keeping her distance to protect her heart.

She never expected Micah to bring her and the kids here. It was a cruel twist, a bittersweet reminder of the past she was trying to bury.

"What are you doing?" Sadie frowned.

"This is our home," Micah said quietly. "Don't you want to take a look?"

Sadie still frowned, "But..."

"Wow, Dad brought us back home!" Nathan's excited voice cut in.

toys and clothes are

Noah added.

dolls," Mia said, looking at

here. He said if Mom came back, she might come here to find us, so we should check often."

too. Their eyes met,

quickly looked away, pretending to be

that Mommy's back," Micah said, bending down to hug Mia, "it means

I wished

girl, Mia," Sadie said softly,

bad Mom's leaving soon,"

you,"

said, holding Noah

Mia. Little Coco perched on Mia's shoulder while Coco had already flown to the windowsill,

family of six walked into

the three kids and the little parrot. Even though they only came back once a year, they were hard to forget. As they walked through, they drew a lot

their faces lighting up with recognition,

her grandchildren?" one said, excited

them! I recognized that little parrot right away," the other said, pointing to the