Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1106 A Perfectly Recreated Home

"Did you notice?" Micah sighed, looking at the balcony plants. "When you had your accident, I stayed home every day, too upset to do anything else."

He gazed at Sadie gently. "By the time I pulled myself together, the plants and goldfish had died. I was worried you'd be upset, so I got identical replacements."

He chuckled sadly. "I tried to restore everything using old photos and videos, but you still noticed the difference."

Sadie almost commented on the detail. For a moment, she felt like she was back two years ago, before she moved out and joined the Clemens family. She remembered marrying Micah, going to Country H, and everything else that happened. But the eagle on the balcony reminded her she was now Sadie. Everything she didn't want had already happened. Reality couldn't be erased.

Sadie swallowed her words and snapped back to reality. "What do you want by bringing us here?" she asked coldly.

Micah explained patiently, "I just want the kids to be happier. They've never been apart, and now they have to separate. I brought them back to show them that no matter what, we're always a family. This way, they'll feel secure and not be afraid."

Sadie felt a bit ashamed. When it came to the kids, she was never as capable as Micah.

Micah glanced at the time and said, "You go rest; I'll make lunch." He took off his jacket, rolled up his sleeves, and headed to the kitchen.

Sadie was stunned. Since when did Micah learn to cook?

She remembered the last time he made oatmeal with Noah and Nathan; he only knew how to make one type. How could he now prepare a whole lunch?

Sadie pursed her lips, not wanting to bother with him, and went to her bedroom.

The bedroom was just as it had been. The flowers on the windowsill were still vibrant, the journal by the pillow was open to the same page, and the computer was still on the photo-uploading screen.

Sadie was taken aback. Everything was so meticulously restored. How much effort had he put into this?

She walked over, gently touching the desk, the bed, the computer, the book, and the flowers.

Her heart was touched.

"Mommy!" Mia's voice came from outside. Sadie opened the door. "Mia!"

"Mommy, look, all my dolls are here." Mia held up her doll excitedly. "Last time we were here, I broke my doll's leg and cried a lot. I thought it would never be the same again, but now it's fixed." "Your daddy must have fixed it for you," Sadie said gently. "You should thank him."

"Uh-huh, I'll go replace Daddy." Mia hugged her doll and ran to replace Micah.

Nathan ran over to Sadie. "Mom, come quickly."

"What is it?" Sadie was pulled to the boys' room.

Opening the door, Sadie was stunned. The Lego set was just as it had been, with a spaceship almost completed but still missing a few pieces.

"Mom, do you remember?" Nathan said excitedly. "Two years ago, Noah and I were at this point. We wanted to finish it, but Brenda said to leave it for next time. We've been thinking about it ever since."

"Last year on my birthday, Noah and I wanted to finish it, but I knocked it over and cried. Daddy said next time we came, he'd make sure it looked just like before, and he really did."