Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1112 Time to Go

"Yeah, I do. I know five languages," Sadie grinned at Noah. "But I'm not fluent in two. Can you help me, Noah?"

"Mom, you're being modest. Let's learn together," Noah said, suddenly excited.

"I'm so jealous you guys get to stay with Mom," Nathan said, watching Noah and Mia with Sadie. He felt a pang of sadness. "I'm about to be leave her." "It's okay. I'll take you to Country E to see them in two months," Micah said, patting his head.

"You can come with me to Country E too," Sadie suggested, not wanting to part with Nathan. "When your Dad comes to pick up Mia, he can take you too." Nathan looked up at Micah for approval.

"You don't have to do that," Micah quickly refused. "You've already got two kids with you. Leave one with me."

"He's only staying for two months. He'll be back," Sadie frowned. "Ask Nathan if he wants to go."

Nathan looked between Sadie and Micah, then lowered his head, biting his lip.

"Nathan, do you want to go?" Micah asked softly, his hope fading.

Nathan thought for a moment, his brow furrowed. He looked up at Micah, eyes filled with sadness and loyalty. "I'll stay with Dad. Otherwise, he'll be too lonely," he said timidly.

Sadie's expression hardened. She knew she shouldn't have asked. She opened her mouth but closed it again. Nathan was staying out of pity for Micah.

"Alright, then. We'll see each other in two months," she said, forcing a smile.

"Okay," Nathan nodded eagerly, his eyes brightening.

"Alright, let's eat," Micah said, pushing a piece of roasted chicken toward Nathan. He smiled, trying to appear calm, but inside, he felt a knot of discomfort. He had thought Nathan stayed with him because he couldn't bear to leave him, but it turned out that it was out of pity.

After dinner, Micah played with the kids.

First, he helped Noah solve a problem with his new software invention, giving some guidance and letting Noah handle the rest.

Then, he helped Mia organize her dolls. She was planning to take them to Country E, and Micah found a pretty pink box to pack them in.

Nathan played with Legos on the side, giving them their time.

Sadie was cleaning the kitchen alone, pouting. She hadn't done housework in two years, and Micah had made her clean it. How annoying!

But since he cooked, it seemed fair for her to clean. Besides, her kitchen was filled with familiar feelings. Brenda was present in every corner and item.

Sadie remembered two years ago when she used to cook. The pizza would come out distorted, she'd mistake salt for sugar, or the food wouldn't be fully cooked.

There were always problems.

But sometimes, she'd get it right and make something delicious.

She remembered when Micah moved upstairs. She'd sneak up to his place at night to sleep, then sneak back down in the morning to make breakfast. After the kids went to school, she'd bring breakfast upstairs to eat with him.

Back then, she didn't know why, but she was just so in love with him.

Now, she was rational. Even if he was a thousand times better, she remained clear-headed.

Maybe this was maturity.

Time passed quickly.

There was a knock at the door, and Sadie walked over to open it.

"Ms. James, we need to head to the airport," Annika said gently. "There might be traffic, and we don't want to be late."

"Okay," Sadie replied, feeling a bit heavy-hearted. She turned back to the room and called out, "Noah, Nathan, Mia, we need to go to the airport."

In the room, Nathan, who had just finished building his Lego, accidentally knocked it over, scattering the pieces everywhere.