Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 437 Blood Is Thicker than Water

"Mommy makes delicious roasted chicken wings, grilled steak, and vegetable salad," Noah consoled Sadie. "Oh, and don't forget the tomato egg soup and onionseaweed egg drop soup."

"Okay, thanks for being so understanding, my darlings."

Sadie didn't know whether to laugh or cry; indeed, she was only skilled at preparing those few items. Previously, Brenda would prepare the everythingbuns and sticky rice chicken, which Sadie would just heatsteam and they were ready to eat. But today, trying to cook from scratch was a complete disaster.

She realized she still had a lot to learn...

After the kidslittle ones finally finished their breakfast, Sadie hurried to prepare their backpacks.

Noah opened his eyes wide, puzzled., "Mommy, what are you doing?"

"Aren't we going to school?" Sadie said with a smile, "Mommy is personally taking you to school today."

"But today is Sunday," Nathan said, staring at her blankly.

"Uh..." Sadie was momentarily lost, bewildered that she had muddled the days. Yesterday was Saturday, and today was Sunday...

"Sadie Mia, honey, you're just overworked. That's why you lost track of time," the caregivernurse said with a smile. "Today, Nathan has his follow-up appointment at our hospital, and Grandpa Clemens will be visiting too."

"We're going with Nathan. After the hospital, Grandpa wants to have us over," Noah said earnestly. "Mommy, you take the day to rest at home, and we'll bring you back some dinner."

"No need to bring anything; there's plenty in the kitchen. I'll sort out my own dinner," Sadie instructed gently. "I won't join you all today then. I'm going to visit Brenda at the hospital later before I head home to rest up for work tonight." "Got it, Mommy. Take care of yourself."

The kids hugged Sadie and gave her kisses with their little mouths still tasting the chicken soupof the barley porridge they had just had.

Soon after, Micah's grandfatherGrandpa Clemens called to let them know his car was waiting downstairs. Noah told him not to trouble himself coming up, as three caregivernurses would accompany them down. He did this to spare Sadie, aware that she might not want to run into himGrandpa and have to dodge and hide.

Nathan's pediatrician waited by the entrance as the caregivernurses gathered their things and escorted the children outside.

Sadie waved goodbye to them, her heart filled with emotions as she watched them leave joyfully...

The kids used to be so clingy to her, feeling lost whenever she didn't come home at night.

But now, with Micah's grandfatherGrandpa Clemens around, they became more independent, understanding whether she was out at night or busy working during the day.

Micah's grandfatherGrandpa Clemens not only arranged their medical care and daily life, but he also filled their weekends with activities...

Being a mother couldn't get any more worry-free.

ItActually, it was good that the kids were close to himthe old man. Although they were unaware of the truth, the inherent bond of blood spoke for itself, an irreplaceable connection. Should any misfortune befall her one day, at least the children would have someone to rely on...

So, Sadie had no objections to their spending time with Micah's grandfatherGrandpa Clemens.

Sadie tidied up the kitchen, grabbed a quick bite to eat, and took a nap.

Upon waking at noon, she quickly stir-fried a side dish, poured the soup into a thermos, and took a taxi to the hospital.

Brenda was propped up in bed watching TV, showing little interest in the hospital food brought in by the nurse.

Then Sadie walked in.: "Brenda!"

"Miss, you're here," Brenda beamed upon seeing Sadie. "Didn't you say you were going to spend the day with the kids at home? What brings you here again?"

"The kids went back to the hospital for a follow-up, surrounded by a bunch of doctors and nurses. They didn't need me."

Sadie set the soup and side dishes on the table, beaming. "I made you chickensea cucumber and pork stomach soup and your favorite pan-seared steak!"