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

Chapter 1287 It Sounded Very Suggestive

The three kids swarmed around Sadie, chatting away non-stop.

Sadie looked at their eager faces and felt torn. She didn't want to say no, but she also didn't want to give in too easily. She was worried that if she softened towards Micah, reconciling would bring a whole new set of problems. Keeping things peaceful but distant seemed like a good plan.

With that in mind, Sadie found a way to change the subject. "Noah, Nathan, Mia, this is where Grandpa used to live. Brenda and I stayed here for a while too. There are lots of photos of Edmond, Brenda, and me in the rooms. You should check them out."

"Really?" The kids were super curious and quickly tugged at Sadie, saying, "Mommy, show us!"

"I need to step out for a bit, but I'll be back later," Sadie suggested. "You can hang out here today and play with Mary, Emma, and Donna. I'll spend time with you tomorrow, okay?" "But..." The three kids hesitated, glancing at Micah.

"Daddy already said you could stay for the weekend. We'll head back tomorrow night," Sadie reassured them with a smile. "Really? Awesome!" The kids cheered, thrilled.

"Good kids!" Sadie patted their heads gently. "I'm going to visit Dr. Henry now and might be back late. Be good, okay?"

Noah, Nathan, and Mia

were excited to hear they

Sadie felt relieved. She left Arya and the others to watch over them and got ready to head out with Annika. "Take my car," Micah offered. "Hubert likes things quiet,

and got into Micah's car

driving, with Annika

were Micah and Sadie. The four of them set

stayed behind to protect the kids, making sure the place

their thick branches blocking the sunlight, which peeked through in spots, creating pretty patterns on the road. The car was quiet,

kept sneaking glances at Annika. Unlike Rodolfo, who was young and bold in love, Andrew

attraction between them, neither

They had a lot to say but chose to stay quiet

a phone rang, breaking

answered the call using the car's

the other end. "Hi, is