Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1158 Three Little Devils

"Alright, be good. Grab some snacks first, then come home with me, cool?" Sadie coaxed them into the break room, with Arya and two other maids tagging along. "Okay!" The three kids lit up like Christmas trees.

"Good girls!" Sadie ruffled their curls and headed to the study.

Tristan stared at the messy study, his face scrunching up. The guy had a serious thing for cleanliness and order; any mess drove him nuts.

"Kids never play by the rules," Sadie chuckled as she tidied up. "Seeing you with your kids, it makes me happy!"

Tristan had zero interest in women. No matter how hot a chick was, he wouldn't give her a second look.

He was totally against romantic stuff and even felt grossed out by it.

A thirty-three-year-old virgin? Yeah, people thought he was gay, and even Sadie almost bought it.

But now, it was clear Tristan was straight, not gay.

Sadie was super curious about what kind of woman he liked.

"What's there to be happy about? Three little devils," Tristan grumbled, his brows furrowed. He didn't seem to have much love for kids; instead, he looked lost and uneasy, like he had no clue how to handle the three munchkins. Sadie laughed, "Kids are usually a handful. Noah, Nathan, and Mia were like this when they were little. Nathan's still pretty naughty now."

"Someone like Noah would be great," Tristan said. He thought it would be awesome if every kid could be like Noah.

"Every kid's got their own personality," Sadie smiled. "Mary, Emma, and Donna are super cute. I really like them!"

"If you like them so much, take them and raise them," Tristan seemed to be waiting for her to say this. He urged, "Take them away, quick!" "Would you really let them go?" Sadie chuckled. She knew Tristan wanted to keep the kids safe, which is why he wanted her to take them.

Tristan shot her a cold look and changed the subject, "Who brought the kids here?"

"They were dropped off at the company," Terry answered softly. "Luckily, Jesse James noticed in time and told me right away." "That wicked woman!" Tristan fumed.

Sadie was kinda shocked. Who would send kids to a company? It blew her mind.

"She must have been desperate..." Terry trailed off as Tristan's face turned icy. He immediately shut up, not daring to say more.

Tristan turned to Sadie, his expression hard. "Leave for the airport at one o'clock sharp and take these three little devils to Sunvale. Don't let anyone know they're my kids."

"Got it," Sadie replied seriously. Seeing Tristan so intense, she didn't dare ask more questions. "Leave the kids to me, don't worry."

"Go ahead." With that, Tristan turned and left.

Sadie wanted to ask more, but seeing him walk away so decisively, she held back.

"Let's go. We need to pick up the other two kids," Terry said respectfully. "I'll take you there." "Okay." Sadie nodded.

In the next room, she gathered the three kids, coaxing them to go with her to her Castle.

Luckily, the three kids weren't clingy with Tristan and naturally trusted Sadie. With a few comforting words, they followed her without a fuss.

As they got into the car, Sadie glanced back at the study on the second floor. She couldn't help but wonder if Tristan was standing by the window, watching them leave. After all, these were his kids; there had to be some part of him that felt sad to see them go, right?

She turned to the kids, an idea sparking in her mind. "Babies, say bye-bye to Daddy!"

"Bye-bye, Daddy," the three kids chimed in unison, waving in the air.