Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1059 No Romantic Feelings

"That's all in the past," Sadie cut Joe off, her voice firm. "There are just too many issues between us. We can't be together." "That's a shame," Joe replied, though he sounded a bit relieved.

"But Joe..." Sadie continued softly, not wanting to hurt him. "I don't have romantic feelings for you. I see you as a good friend."

"I get it," Joe said, unfazed. "That's fine. As long as you don't hate me, feelings can grow. My parents got married first and fell in love later. Look how happy they are now."

Sadie was momentarily speechless. Craig Louis and Amanda Robinson were known for their loving relationship, and their harmonious family life clearly nourished Joe's kind and pure-hearted nature.

"I told Tristan not to push you into marriage," Joe went on. "I hope you'll marry me willingly. We can start as friends, and if you fall in love with me, we can think about marriage. Of course, if you're ready to marry me now, I'd be thrilled. We can develop our feelings after marriage. My parents are even talking about meeting with Tristan."

A sudden knock on the door interrupted Joe.

"What's up?" Sadie asked.

"Ms. James, Mia is back and has a bit of a fever," the maid reported anxiously.

Sadie immediately stood up and walked out, with Joe quickly following.

Dahlia was holding Mia on the sofa, gently comforting her. "Mia, don't cry. Sadie will be here soon."

"Mia!" Sadie called out, running downstairs.

"Mom." Mia cried, reaching out her arms to her.

Sadie rushed over and held Mia, feeling her forehead. It was alarmingly hot, and her little face was flushed red. Sadie was very distressed and quickly instructed the maid, "Go get Dr. Henry!"

"Yes." The maid hurried off.

"Sorry, Ms. James. I didn't take good care of Mia," Dahlia said apologetically. "She might have cried too long, and her tonsils are a bit inflamed. But since she's under Dr. Henry's care, I didn't dare to give her any medication."

"It's okay. I understand." Sadie knew that Dahlia would take good care of Mia. Mia had always had issues with her tonsils, and crying for too long often caused inflammation. Dahlia was right not to give her medication without consulting the doctor.

"Bring her to the pharmacy now," Hubert came out of his study, shouting.

"Yes." Sadie quickly carried Mia to the pharmacy.

"Ms. James, I'll be leaving now," Dahlia said goodbye and left in a hurry.

Hubert examined Mia and said, "It's just a fever caused by tonsillitis. It's a minor issue. I'll prescribe some medicine, and she'll be fine. Don't worry."

"That's great." Sadie breathed a sigh of relief.

"And this is?" Hubert looked at Joe.

"This is Joe Louis," Sadie quickly introduced. "Joe, this is Henry Hubert, whom I often mention to you." "Hello, Dr. Henry." Joe nodded his head.

"Hello, Mr. Louis," Hubert greeted politely.

Joe then greeted Mia, "Hello, Mia. Nice to meet you."

Mia looked at the handsome, blond, blue-eyed man, frowned, pouted, and burrowed into Sadie's arms.

She already understood some things at this age. In her heart, no one could compare to Micah!