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

Chapter 1190 It Was Also Done by Duchess Louis

Rylan shot back, "Yeah, Duchess Louis is pulling all the strings to get Joe and Ms. James together. Today's drama? All her doing." Andrew sighed, "We gotta let Ms. James know."

Rylan rolled his eyes, "You think she's clueless? Ms. James ain't dumb."

Andrew frowned, "True, things are messy right now. Maybe Ms. James has her reasons. We shouldn't meddle too much. Just keep Noah and Mia safe." Rylan nodded, "Got it. Keep an eye on Mr. Clemens, and don't let him catch wind of this. If he asks, play it cool."

Andrew nodded back, "Understood."

After hanging up, Andrew was a bundle of nerves. All he could do was stick by Micah's side, praying for a miracle, hoping he'd bounce back soon. Over in Grapetown Heights, the rain just wouldn't quit, and the weather was getting chilly.

Last night's downpour hadn't let up, leaving the yard dotted with puddles.

Sadie was having a chill morning in the library with the kids.

Noah was nose-deep in a book while Mia was spinning tales for three little girls.

Sadie lounged on the sofa, book in hand, occasionally glancing up at the kids with a warm smile.

cozy by the fire, sipping something warm,

voice chimed in

maid wheeled in two carts loaded with all sorts of

what brings you here?" Sadie got up to

reading, so I brought some treats." Amanda always had that friendly, approachable smile. "Kids, come check these

and the three little girls dashed over, thrilled by the fancy

put down

Duchess Louis," Sadie said,

smiled. "Kids,

answered, all

didn't care who joined them, especially since Amanda always made them happy. They had no reason to

concern. "His cold's gotten worse, and he's got a fever. I just saw him; he was

now he's burning up," Amanda said, looking

check on him." Sadie turned to the kids, "Be good, stay here and read, don't

the three little girls

started, but Noah cut in, "Mom, I'll head to my room for my online class

boy." Sadie patted his head and signaled to Annika, "Keep