Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

In the dead of night, Mia clung desperately to Andre's shirt, refusing to let him leave her side. She lay on the hospital gurney, her knuckles white with fear. "Honey, I'm so scared. I can't do this," she whimpered. Andre held her hand, running alongside the doctors as they wheeled her to the delivery room. "It's okay, sweetheart. I'm right here with you," he reassured her, his fingers wrapped around her icy-cold hand. As the nurse prepared to wheel Mia into the delivery room, Mia kept clutching Andre's shirt. "Andre, please come with me."

"Of course, let me change into scrubs," he assured her.

The nurse bent down next to Mia to comfort her, trying to coax her into releasing Andre's shirt. "Mrs. Cedillo, if you keep holding onto Andre, he can't change. Let go, dear," the nurse said gently.

Tears welled up in Mia's eyes, and she began to sob. She had always known that she would cry on the day she gave birth. "Mia, Mia," Molly rushed into the hospital, still in her pajamas and with her hair a mess. Hearing that her sister was about to give birth, she had practically run out of her house, her shoes barely staying on her feet. She reached Mia's side and grabbed her hand.

"It's okay, really. Don't be scared," Molly stuttered. Chad followed close behind, also in his pajamas. That night, they had stayed in the hospital to be with Coleen.

As Molly tried to reassure Mia, she herself was so nervous she hardly knew what to do. "I'll go in with her," Molly announced to the doctor.

"Only one person can go in, Ms. Cedillo. You should stay out here and inform the family. Andre, you should go in. Mrs. Cedillo needs you," the doctor said.

Andre nodded, comforted his sister Molly, and then pushed the gurney into the delivery room with Mia. Molly anxiously chewed on her knuckles. Seeing this, Chad quickly pulled her hand away from her mouth. "Call the family." "Chad, I forgot my phone."

Chad handed his phone to Molly. She only remembered her dad and Leo's numbers. As she dialed Leo's number, she suddenly realized that Chad also had Leo's number stored in his contacts. She had completely forgotten. "Hello, Leo, get to the hospital quickly. Mia's giving birth."

Hearing the news, Leo bolted from his room, phone in hand, and started knocking on doors. "Mom, Dad, get to the hospital. Anya, wake up. Grandma, Grandpa, we have to go to the hospital. My aunt is having a baby."

On the way, Hansen called the in-laws, the Irvin family. They were still awake when they received the call and immediately set out for the hospital. In less than half an hour, everyone had gathered at the hospital.

"How long has it been?" Hansen asked his daughter as he stood in the doorway.

keeping track of the time, but Chad answered

His wife is giving birth, where the hell is he?" Hansen

the delivery room door. "Mia was too scared, Andre went

to cool at that. "Well, as long as he's with

nephew to be safe and healthy. Aaron paced anxiously, rubbing his hands together, while Leo kept glancing at the door and then his watch. Time was moving too

worried. She reached out silently and took Leo's hand, staring at him intently.

heart. The moon hung high in the sky, casting a calm silence over the world. Outside the

yet, Mom. It's

room, Mia was screaming in pain. Her cries couldn't be heard from outside the room; only Andre, right beside her, knew of her suffering. "Honey, I'm so

wiped the sweat from her forehead, holding her hand tightly. "Hang

into tears, "You're going to

help you with your homework.

tearful bargaining amusing. Mrs. Cedillo was quite the character. Threatening her husband

that moment, the doctor pressed down on Mia's stomach, "Push harder, the baby's almost out." Mia clenched Andre's arm, her face

if I don't

sweating and anxious, but he never took his eyes off his wife. At this moment, any declaration of love seemed

left. Little rascal, hurry up and get out,

out, the head is

screamed in

arm was covered in nail marks; some even drew blood. He was doing his best to appear calm, knowing that he couldn't panic. He was the pillar of strength for