Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Chapter 1136

In July, when all the kids were off for summer break, Anya buckled down for three straight days of exams. On the last day, she aced her driving theory test, too. With that behind her, Leo whisked her away to his hometown, Willowtown, for a visit with the Calder family. James had sprouted up a bit, and Henry was now rolling over like a champ. Anya, cradling her little brother, jokingly threatened to smuggle him back to Havenbrook with her.

Leo was quick to spill the beans, "Hey aunt and uncle, Ms. Anya's got plans to snatch Ash. Better keep an eye on her!"

Anya shot back, "Chad, you traitor!"

Leo muttered under his breath, "Well, duh. If I don't rat you out, I'm the one who'll catch the heat."

The Calder family's staff got the memo to keep a close watch on Anya, just in case she got any more ideas about running off with the kids.

This infamous "child-snatching" reputation followed her from the Cedillo family, though ever since she had her own little one, the "kidnappings" had mysteriously stopped.

every day coming up with new ways to "care for" his baby brother, often startling the staff into

afternoon, Henry caught sight of Grandpa Hansen playing a game on his phone. Not impressed by Grandpa's gaming skills, Henry tried to snatch the phone, reaching out with little

boy, no snatching.

phone rang. He lifted it out of Henry's

his best "I'm not happy" cry, frustrated he couldn't get his hands on the phone

that a kid raising a ruckus over there? What's with the crying? So, the rumors

crib, he said, "Henry, don't grab Grandpa's phone. Grandpa will play with you in a minute. Go see if your brother's awake while I take this

was an old friend from years back, from the days when Hansen wasn't retired yet and had close ties with the Hernandez family over in the Western city of L. The Hernandez Group had become top dogs over there, but as

even get me started. Back in the day, you were raising two kids on your own, and your granddaughter was a real handful. I never got how tough that