Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Chapter 1065 Mia looked at her adorable little boy with a sigh and pulled Henry into her arms. "Can you settle down a bit? You're calling for your grandpa again, and if he decides to scold me, I can't promise to protect you," she teased.

Henry pouted from his cozy spot in his mom's embrace. "Mom, blub blub, oopsie, oof," he mumbled, trying to express his toddler woes.

Mia gently wiped the top of his head, chuckling softly. "Oh, my poor little guy, using every word he knows." Henry snuggled closer, and Mia translated his toddler talk, "So, if Bob doesn't chop wood, you can't see the teddy bears, right?"

"Mhm! Yeah!" Henry nodded, wrapping his tiny arms around his mom's neck.

It was only when Bob chopped wood that his favorite teddy bears would magically appear!

Naomi observed the lively scenes unfolding in the garden. The sunlight was just perfect-not too bright, not too dull; the weather was flawless, not too cold, not too hot; and the timing was spot-on. After a

morning filled with energy and play, it promised a hearty lunch. So, she instructed the household staff, "Let them enjoy themselves, don't interrupt."

Hansen was breathless from chasing around the yard, while Molly's heart was racing. "Dad, why are you so determined to chase me? Can't handle the truth?" she laughed.

at his daughter. "You

playful threats about a sore stomach

lounging comfortably with Henry, grinned, "I'm thinking of

her son.

"Mommy!"

corrected, exaggerating the mouth movements. "Grandpa!" Henry giggled, "Nee

sec, listen!" Molly stopped in her tracks, a grin spreading across her face. Hansen halted too,

once more, "Say it again,

"Nee nee!"

aback, and asked Molly in disbelief, "Is that

course, he's saying 'Grandpa'." Mia, carrying Henry,

Even though the pronunciation

perfect, it melted Hansen's heart. He let go of the chase and hugged his adorable grandson tightly his eyes twinkling with love. "My sweet

voice calling "Nee nee!" again made Hansen's heart swell, completely forgetting when his grandson

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