Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 531 Micah's Lessons

"I can't believe I'm only three and a half, and I'm going to be a dad," Nathan fretted. "How am I supposed to support my child? I haven't even started working." "Don't worry, Nathan, I'll help you out." Noah clapped Nathan on the shoulder, speaking with loyalty. "After all, the kid's gotta call me 'Uncle'."

"Yeah, I'll share my snacks and toys with them too," Mia said earnestly, looking at Nathan, ready to share generously. "And my little skirts." "Them?" Nathan's eyes went wide in shock. "Does that mean Ava's going to have triplets with me?"

"Possibly," Noah said, analyzing with utmost seriousness. "Genetics suggests that multiples can be inherited. We're triplets, so our kids might be as well." "Uh..." Nathan was flabbergasted, on the verge of tears. "How will we manage to support them?"

"Three nephews, will my snacks stretch that far?" Mia counted on her fingers, fretting about the logistics. "Oh no, there won't be enough to go around."

"I'm afraid my allowance might not cut it either." Noah thought it through carefully, replaceing the situation quite grave. "Looks like we'll need to ask Mommy and Brenda for help."

"Wah-wah-wah, I'm never kissing girls at random again," Nathan said with a mournful face. "And no more careless girlfriend replaces."

"That's right." Noah patted his shoulder, speaking with a hint of gravitas, "If you keep going at this rate, even Micah's mansion won't be big enough to live in."

"Right, right, not even the extended car will fit us all." Mia puckered her little mouth, seriously reminding him, "Imagine: if they all joined our school, our class could be made up just of you and your kids." "Uh..." Nathan tilted his head back, picturing that scenario, and couldn't help but feel like crying...

"What's wrong?" At that moment, Sadie and Micah came downstairs.

Micah had changed into a set of cozy house clothes and was cuddling Sadie as they descended the stairs.

Seeing three children in the living room engaged in a serious discussion, they couldn't help but feel some concerns.

"Mommy, I was wrong!" Nathan said with tears in his eyes, his voice choked with emotion. "I really was. I won't kiss girls randomly anymore. I won't just look for girlfriends."

"What? What happened?" Sadie quickly asked.

"Nathan kissed Ava," Mia hurriedly scampered over to tattle. "Ava is going to get pregnant, and Nathan is going to be a dad, so his kid will have to go to school with us. He's scared he can't afford it..." Sadie was shocked.

Micah burst into laughter. "Who told you that a kiss means you're going to be a dad?"

"Noah said it," Mia said innocently, looking towards Noah.

"I inferred it from what I've read," Noah explained with earnest gestures. "The picture book says when a boy and girl have intimate actions together, it can lead to pregnancy."

Sadie didn't know whether to laugh or cry, unsure how to explain to the children.

"True," Micah said, gathering Noah and Mia onto the couch to explain patiently. "But that refers to grown men and women. You kids aren't going to get pregnant."

"Really?" Nathan burst with relief. "So kissing Ava is okay?"

"Of course, it's okay," Micah answered seriously. "Kids kissing is different from what adults do. But, you still shouldn't randomly kiss girls-it's a bad habit, and if you start now, it might be hard to break when you're older." Nathan nodded vigorously. "I won't kiss girls anymore, and I won't randomly look for a girlfriend either."

"That's right," Micah said, rubbing Nathan's curly hair gently. "However, it's good to share things with adults. If you do something good, we'll encourage you. If you make a mistake, we'll help you take responsibility."