The CEO's Mischievous Little Bride by Whispering Willow

Chapter 699 Molly's Husband

Susan and Shawn's excitement took a hit; they had imagined the cherry orchard would be out in the middle of nowhere.

Since Teddy's last bout of cold and fever, Vera had been extra cautious about going out.

Back in the bedroom, she gathered Teddy's clothes, hat, a light blanket, a quilt, and his special lotion-an entire bag full of Teddy's things.

Molly lounged in the passenger seat of Sebastian's car, watching her busy family members while she relaxed like an outsider.

"Sebastian, should I be doing something?" Molly asked, leaning against the window.

Sebastian glanced at the excited Susan and Shawn and replied, "Just stay in the car. If you need anything, ask Susan to get it."

Molly then called out to Susan, "Susan, be a dear and get me some sunscreen."

Susan turned around and shouted, "Aunt Molly, do you want lotion or spray?"

Molly looked at Sebastian and smiled, "Either is fine."

So, Susan brought both.

When they set off, Shawn sat in the back of the car with Randall and Susan.

On the way, Randall couldn't help but comment, "Susan, your dress looks great, but we're going cherry-picking. Are you planning to use your dress to carry cherries?"

Susan pulled a large plastic bag from her pocket, "No, I brought a bag." Randall was speechless; Susan had completely missed his point.

Shawn looked at Susan with increasing satisfaction, "Susan, you think of everything. Even Grandpa isn't as thorough as you."

Susan smiled, "I've wanted to go for a while, but Randall always has plans on the weekends, so I didn't want to bother him." She almost said "library" but quickly changed it to "plans."

Randall glanced back at Susan, who was keeping his secret, and smiled.

Shawn grumbled at Randall, "You spend all your time playing and never focus on important things."

anger at him long gone, "Grandpa, Randall works all week.

woman, Patrick married Vera, and even Randall, the unlucky one, found someone

Randall understood and said nothing. He kept following the car

sat in the back with Teddy in his car

his little

car was quiet as Vera recorded the family's peaceful moments on her phone, capturing Patrick's silhouette

prompted,

opened his mouth and grabbed Vera's hand, trying to

if your teeth are coming in. Biting hurts

occasionally chimed in, "Should

until he's asleep. He's

strange, I thought I gave birth to a little tiger, but he's turning into a little piggy. Aren't you, Teddy?" She tapped his nose, and Teddy happily flailed his

as he babbled to

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glanced at the mother and son in the

to face the driver, "Can you

Teddy stuck out his tongue

when did you

rock-paper-scissors. The

wasn't experienced enough to outplay him. Plus, if he said he'd go first, what if he tricked her? Or what if he really did go first, and she chose scissors? Too many uncertainties. She decided, "Nope, not playing." She couldn't win a

road narrowed, revealing scenic countryside. Traffic thinned, and the landscape became hilly. Molly insisted on opening

out of the sunroof, arms wide

and son in the second car

"Honey."

"No way!"

pouted, "Honey. Molly's husband let her do

car ahead.

"Put Teddy down. You

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