Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1102 Taking You to a Place

In no time, twenty days flew by, and everything in Newark was sorted. Tristan called and told Sadie to head to Country E tomorrow.

Before leaving, Noah, Nathan, and Mia didn't want to part ways.

Noah initially chose to stay with Sadie, while Nathan and Mia decided to stay with Micah. But now, because of Mia's treatment, she had to go back to Country E with Sadie, leaving Nathan with Micah. Nathan, usually strong, couldn't hold back his tears knowing he had to part with Sadie, Noah, and Mia.

Mia tried to stay strong but ended up crying with Nathan. Noah wanted to comfort them but started crying too.

Sadie felt heartbroken. If she had a choice, she'd keep her three kids together. But some things were out of her hands.

"Dad's here," Noah suddenly said.

Sadie looked up and saw Micah, who she hadn't seen for a while, walking in. He looked a bit thinner but had a gentle look in his eyes.

He opened his arms, and the kids ran to him, shouting, "Dad!"

Micah squatted down and hugged them, who cried on his shoulder. He felt deeply sad but smiled and comforted them, "Don't cry. We're just apart for a while, not forever." "Dad, when will you come to get me?" Mia asked, wiping her tears.

"In two months," Micah said, wiping her tears. "You need more treatment because of the fever. In two months, I'll come to Country E to get you."

"Can I go too?" Nathan asked eagerly.

"Of course," Micah said, ruffling his hair.

"So, in two months, I can see Mom, Noah, and Mia again?" Nathan stopped crying.

"Of course," Micah smiled. "We can see each other often. Whenever you miss Mom, we'll go to Country E."

"Really, Mom?" Nathan asked Sadie.

"Of course," Sadie nodded. She had planned not to see Micah again, but she couldn't say so to Nathan. "Great," Nathan sighed in relief. He thought this separation was forever, which made him cry so much. "So, we can see each other often?" Mia asked Sadie hopefully.

"Yeah," Sadie couldn't refuse their hopeful eyes.

Noah's frown relaxed, and he felt hopeful. "That's good."

As long as they could see each other again, things could change.

"What time is your flight?" Micah asked Sadie.

"Four in the afternoon," Sadie said, checking her watch. It was nine in the morning.

"We still have time," Micah said, checking his watch. "If we leave for the airport at two, we have five hours."

"Yes, you can spend time with the kids," Sadie said. No matter her relationship with Micah, the kids liked him, and he was a good father.

"I want to take you all somewhere," Micah said to Sadie. "Is that okay?"

"Do I have to go?" Sadie didn't want to. "I'll pass. Just you and the kids."

"Let's go together," Micah invited sincerely. "It's only complete with you."

Sadie hesitated, and the kids quickly begged her, "Mom, please come with us, please!"