Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Chapter 999

Ten minutes later, three distinguished gentlemen were lounging on the hotel lobby sofas.

Leo, with a cheeky grin, remarked, "Uncle, seems like your 'son-in-law' title doesn't hold much sway here."

Andre had tried his luck at the front desk, only to face a polite but firm response, "I'm sorry, sir, we can't provide that information. Are you looking to check in or perhaps dine with us? Our waterpark opens tomorrow; today's activities are over." In an attempt to assert some authority, Andre declared, "I'm Mia's husband, and Henry's dad."

The front desk attendant, still smiling, replied, "I'm sorry, sir, but we have no record of a 'Mia' checking in."

Leo, too, came up empty-handed; her details weren't in the system. Their inquiries nearly escalated to the point of involving the hotel manager.

Andre quickly stepped in to defuse the situation. "If you ask the manager, he'll spill everything," Leo pointed out.

Andre replied, "If the manager knows, then Mia will find out." No matter how influential a son-in-law is, the manager's primary loyalty is to the young miss of the house. So, naturally, he would inform Mia of everything.

The women had gone to great lengths-flying and driving for hours, turning off their phones, and halting bank cards-all to see their men worry, frantic and regretful because they couldn't locate them.

And yet, on the very first day of their absence, the men had tracked them down, stripping away any sense of victory the women might have felt. It was akin to throwing fuel on a fire.

Not only could they not appease them, but they risked an even bigger uproar.

Their purpose for coming was to ensure the safety of the three women and the child. So, even though they had arrived, they had to act like they hadn't.

Chad and Andre were in agreement on this; they needed to wait until the women had cooled off before revealing their presence. Approaching them now would be like banging rocks together to see which would break first. "André, let's hang out in the lobby. Molly's got a thing for late-night snacks. She'll definitely order takeout. As long as we're here, we'll find out where they're staying," Chad, knowing his pregnant wife all too well, suggested. No sooner had he said this than a delivery guy turned up. "Hello, takeout for Seaview Room 888."

All three men's heads snapped towards him.

The delivery guy was on the phone, "Hello, is this Ms. Cedillo? Just letting you know your takeout is at the front desk. Our delivery bots are swamped, so it'll be a minute."

Molly's voice came through, "How long is it going to take? My food's gonna get cold. Fine, we'll come down and grab it."

the whole exchange, but they saw the delivery

to the delivery shelf, pretending

theirs," he

nodded, "Let's

asking for the room

their room, the women

takeout,"

the other busy with a child, they didn't protest, "Don't lock the door; we'll be

avoiding eye contact. One was the son-in-law of the Irvin family, a business mogul; another, the young master of the Byrne family, a top cop; and the last, the eldest grandson of the Cedillo family, a legendary hacker. Yet here they were, sneaking around like schoolboys caught in mischief. The front desk staff looked on, bemused and slightly on

past them to collect the takeout: "Auntie's skewers,

takeout and skipped back into the elevator, oblivious

let go of his

whispered frantically, "I'm in this because of

left, the men followed her into

they stepped out, Anya was still meandering down the corridor, "Auntie, Auntie, baby,

thieves in the night, discreetly

a

They exchanged glances, unsure.

door, the party was

movie, with everyone munching, snapping photos, clinking glasses, and even Henry playing cameraman. "Son, hold the phone for mommy, alright?" On one side, the evening was

a mere wall, the three men stood on their balcony, peering into

'Boonie Bears,"

fascinating about cartoons at

having been through it,

Back in high school, you women couldn't get enough of 'Logger Vick' chopping trees on your phones. Now you've got a son, and it's the same story. My girl was a bear fan from the start; she could drain my

watch, "It's

After all the hassle.

Andre, reassured by their wives being nearby, finally sipped

the king-sized bed,