Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Mr. Kendrick got a few calls from his sister later on, but knowing her all too well, he didn't pick up.

After this whole ordeal, his parents decided to head back to their hometown, and no amount of persuasion could make them stay. As they were leaving, Grandma Aubree held Molly's hand and said, "Molly, sweetie, take care of your mother for me, okay?" Molly's eyes welled up with tears, "Grandma, can't you and grandpa just stay? If you don't want to live with my parents, I can buy you a house in Havenbrook."

"I know you mean well, dear, but we're used to our way of life back home. We've decided to go back." Grandma Aubree said. Grandma Aubree knew that given her daughter's nature, she would surely stir up trouble again. If they stayed, there might be endless drama. Best let their son and his family live in peace.

Later, Molly returned to the Cedillo family because when she called her father one night, she heard him coughing and was worried he might be sick.

When Hansen learned of why his daughter came back, he was touched but also a bit embarrassed, "Honey, I just choked on some water that day, that's why I was coughing. I'm not sick."

Molly, "Dad, be careful when you drink water, okay?"

"Sure, sweetheart." Hansen said.

Upon hearing about the drama with the Byrne family, Hansen told Molly gently, "Molly, go back and keep your mom company."

Molly didn't stay overnight with the Cedillo family and went back home that same day.

Andre's vacation was over and he went back to work. Mia was still on holiday, maintaining her late-night routine of working out. Chad also returned to his job.

The Marshal Group managed to weather the financial crisis, and after Christmas, they raised 5 billion from outside sources. In the country, the Marshal Group was in talks with high-ranking government officials. That official happened to be the Mastin family's backup, Mr. Marlow.

Chad called Andre to share his investigation results, "Officer Rubin is Mr. Marlow's protégé."

Andre responded, "So Mr. Marlow is the bigwig behind Officer Rubin. He must have been the one who saved him."

his desk and told Andre straightforwardly, "The cops are only working on the case based on my initial assessment. The evidence we have now isn't enough to nab Officer Rubin. The Marshal family has regained their strength and is now protecting Officer Rubin. Mr. Marlow ranks higher than my dad,

on the Marshal family in

Chad said, "Thanks."

him pressure the Marshal family, then Mr. Marlow would be too preoccupied to protect Officer Rubin. This way, Andre would successfully suppress the Marshal family and Mr. Marlow. All Chad had to deal with

I have

the Marshal Group held a signing ceremony. The Marshal Group and Morris Corporation were planning to sign a cooperation agreement worth 300 million. As this was a significant contract, the Marshal family held the signing ceremony at their company and invited many reporters to capture the

to show everyone that even under the pressure from the Cedillo family, they could still stand

gave a lengthy speech before moving on to the most important part,

about to sign, the representative of Morris Corporation received a call, "Mr. Morris, go

representative's expression, Brian

from Morris Corporation ended the call with a "Roger

apologized to Brian, "I'm sorry, but there's been a change in our company's plans, and we may not be able to

was shocked, "Why? Didn't we agree

decision, you can contact our CEO."

asking questions, "Why did Morris

big

find a better

apologized and expertly dodged the reporter's questions. He and his team quickly made their exit, leaving the Marshals in an awkward spot, live on camera. Brian, visibly outraged, flipped a

chuckling at Brian's fit of rage before shutting off the live stream. Now, he was curious to see what good ole Mr. Marlow could do for the Marshals. He wondered how many people would risk

watched the stream and knew Andre had

ask why they backed out, "Mr. Morris, we gave you

useless if you can't enjoy it. You've pissed off the Cedillo Group, and I