Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 266 A Happy Family United

Hurriedly, Sadie answered the phone.

Levi greeted politely before cutting to the chase, saying Billy had transferred schools and inquired when Mia might return to preschool after her extended leave.

Sadie said she would discuss it with the kids before getting back to him.

After hanging up the phone, Sadie's heart felt troubled. The White family had caused quite a stir, but she knew the children were innocent. She disliked when conflicts between adults affected the kids. Then again, she thought, even if the Potters had fallen on hard times, they still had some resources. It wasn't as if they would crumble at the first sign of trouble.

Ronan must have moved Billy to another school. He wouldn't let their kid suffer.

With that thought, Sadie stopped worrying.

...

Back home, Brenda was a whirlwind of activity. The kitchen was alive with the hiss of frying eggs and the gentle bubbling of simmering oatmeal, while the triplets called out for her attention.

"Brenda, come quick and braid my hair. It's going all crazy!" Mia's chirpy voice filtered out from her room. Her thick and plentiful hair was a morning challenge that needed taming before she could wash up. "I'm on it!" Brenda called back, spooning corn kernels into the oatmeal.

"Brenda, we're out of toilet paper!" Nathan shouted in distress from the bathroom. "I'm not done here!"

"There was a roll this morning; Noah must have used it all up," Brenda responded in a fluster. "Hang on, I'll get you more just sit tight!"

"Brenda, where's Coco's breakfast?" Noah's voice boomed from the balcony. "It's whimpering with hunger, and I can't replace its food."

"I took out a new pack yesterday. Is it on top of the dryer maybe?" Brenda yelled back, on the verge of exhaustion. "Hold on, I'll be right there."

Turning down the kitchen stovetop, Brenda rushed to deliver a roll of paper to the bathroom, then scurried to the balcony with Coco's food for Noah.

After washing her hands, she hurried over to Mia's room to braid her hair.

Mia sat in front of her little vanity, busily braiding her Barbie's hair, chatting to it as if it could hear her. "Arabella, be good at preschool today, drink lots of water, and eat less sugar, or you'll get cavities. Visiting the dentist is sooo painful!" Then she switched to dressing another doll, lecturing, "Stella, listen to your sister, okay? During art class, don't get paint on your dress."

"Ha, is this the sixth one?" Brenda teased, working on Mia's braids, "How many more dolls are hiding in your closet? Do they all have names?"

While watching Mia's endearing antics, Brenda's fatigue seemed to melt away.

"Yeah, yeah, they've all got names. We're up to nine treasures now!" Little Mia cocked her head, beaming as she said, "I can't wait to show the new additions to our family to Mommy when she gets back!" "Okay, okay..."

"Mommy's back!"

At that moment, Sadie walked through the door, arms laden with bags of specialty breakfast treats, and called out, "Guess what yummy things Mommy got for you?" "Mommy..."

The three kids rushed toward her.

Noah was holding a bag of parrot food, with Coco nibbling away in the palm of his hand.

Nathan, with his pants halfway up, sprinted towards the door, completely unaware of the toilet paper entwined around his foot, trailing behind him like a white tail. "Mommy, Mommy..."

Mia had finished braiding one side of her hair, while the other side was still loose.

Brenda, holding a hairbrush, hurried after her, calling out, "Mia, stop running! That braid still needs a hair tie.'

"Mommy..."

"Oof, slow down, slow down!"

Sadie crouched down, opening her arms to brace for the kids' charge, only to be knocked over by the trio of chubby cuties, ending up seated on the floor. Her bottom might have been sore, but her heart was filled with sweetness.