Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Chad nodded, giving one last reminder, "Keep your valuables, cell phone, ID, and wallet on you at all times."

"Dude, you're like mom." With that, Molly stuck her tongue out at him playfully. A warm smile lingered on Chad's face.

After getting out of the car, Molly went to the trunk to grab an empty suitcase before checking into the station.

Once inside the station, she waved back at Chad, "Chad, remember to pick me up this afternoon, bye." With that, she disappeared into the crowd. Chad was on his way to the police station.

Grandma Aubree and Grandpa Elmer had packed several bags of clothing to go into town early in the morning.

When the neighbors saw them, they asked, "Where are you two off to now?"

Grandpa Elmer proudly announced, "My granddaughter will be back soon to take us into town."

"Jade is so thoughtful. You two are lucky. Even on vacation, she makes a special trip to take you into town for a treat."

Grandma Aubree, dressed in her new polka-dot dress, was sweeping the yard. "Our children and grandchildren are all very thoughtful."

By almost eleven o'clock, Molly was back home with her suitcase. She'd taken a bus and hitched a ride, which had jostled her so much that her lunch almost came up.

"Grandma, Grandpa, I'm back!" Molly called out as soon as she entered.

The neighbor's dog, wagging its tail at the sound of her voice, rushed over to bark at Molly. "Woof, woof, woof."

Molly was startled and dropped her suitcase at the door. "Grandma, Grandpa, there's a dog!"

Elmer came out with a stick, chasing away the dog that had

"Molly, what did you bring

for us to travel. So I brought my extra-large suitcase back." Previously, when the elderly couple went to Havenbrook, they traveled

Molly would have to worry about the luggage. So she simply brought the suitcase back with

granddaughter's suitcase covered in cartoon stickers along with dolls and flowers, loved it instantly. "Molly, where did you buy

her suitcase, its original color hidden beneath the stickers. "Grandma, I'll buy you

want a smaller one. This one is

"No problem."

Chad, Hansen, and Andre. They were all concerned that she might have been kidnapped by a stranger, as if her family didn't trust her. Grandpa Elmer went to make lunch, while Grandma Aubree and Molly sat in the living room,

Grandpa never come back. They

"Oh, I see. You lied to us

would

and planted a water-absorbing line in a flower pot. At two o'clock, Molly took her grandparents to the train station. She was the one carrying the heavy luggage all the way. Grandma Aubree and Grandpa Elmer wanted

but when she noticed her grandparents getting bored, she put away her phone, sat on her suitcase, and asked her

of the situation, the elderly couple started

six in the evening, Chad's car was already waiting at the exit gate. As soon as Molly appeared, he spotted her. When she came running out, leaving her

Molly's head with

they didn't have to wait

not at home, the couple often left early and returned late, so they dismissed the housemaids. Now that it was summer vacation and Grandma Aubree and

all three meals on my own. She never thought of hiring a housekeeper to do my laundry and cook for me." Coleen

indignation faded, and she mumbled under her breath, "That is not true. She eats four meals a day too, and every meal has meat and