Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 682 Mommy's Coming Home Soon

Micah felt a sense of helplessness wash over him as he admitted, "You all truly know me well. However, this time, I made a point to select something distinct from my usual choices."Noah shot him a look of contempt, questioning, "Apart from the different version, what else is unique? Forget it, I've given up expecting anything.""What do you all prefer? I can send someone to purchase it," Micah quickly offered. Nathan, with the wisdom beyond his years, gently patted Micah's shoulder and replied, "Would that still be considered a gift? Don't worry, Dad, any gift is fine."Mia, engrossed in her new doll, chimed in, "I really like this doll, especially since it's a new model. She's number 39, my little 39!"Micah made a promise then, "Next time, I'll definitely surprise you all." He felt a pressing need to rectify this issue. Otherwise, every time he presented them with gifts, the children would accept them with reluctance. The event was nearing its end, and Noah, who had been itching to leave, declared, "Let's go." To him, these formal activities were nothing more than a waste of time. If it weren't for Mia's speech today, he wouldn't have bothered to attend."Alright, let's leave," Micah agreed, gathering his three children to depart early from the table. He yearned to carry them on his shoulders as he did when they were younger, but the children were no longer willing."We're elementary school students now; we can't ride on Daddy's shoulders," Nathan protested, relishing his newfound maturity. He glanced at the girls around him and whispered to Micah, "There are so many beautiful girls here. If they see me, they might think I'm a boy who never grows up and won't want to play with me anymore."Micah chuckled at his son's comment, "A boy who never grows up, huh?"Mia teased Nathan, "You promised your mixed-race girlfriend Shlery when you graduated from kindergarten that you'd marry her when you grew up. You even wrote her a love letter. Have you forgotten so quickly?""We're elementary school students now, not kindergarteners. That's all in the past," Nathan retorted playfully, "Who remembers things from when we were little?"Noah sighed at his brother's fickleness, "Nathan, you're not being faithful. That's not good."Mia pouted, shooting a disdainful glance at Nathan, "Yeah, that's not like Dad at all," Micah added, patting Nathan on the head.Noah suddenly asked, "Is Dad faithful? What about Ella?"Micah was taken aback by the question. He had always assumed the children were too young to understand, so he had never broached the subject with them. But it seemed they comprehended more than he had given them credit for.Mr. Clemens Senior had expunged all traces of Sadie, replacing her with Ella. The children, though unaware of these machinations, had noticed Ella's frequent visits to the Clemens household and her attempts to win them over, especially Micah. Had it been anyone else, the children might have rejected and disliked them. But Ella, with her delicate health and inability to speak, seemed so pitiful that they felt it would be rude to express any negativity. They maintained a polite distance instead.As the children matured, they began to understand the adults' intentions. They knew Mr. Clemens Senior wanted Ella to become their new mother. Nathan and Mia turned serious at this realization, looking up at Micah for answers."Dad, do you like Ella?" Nathan asked, his brow furrowed. "Dad, will you marry her?" Mia clutched Micah's hand, her eyes filled with anxiety."No, I won't," Micah shook his head, "my heart only has room for your Mommy."Noah exhaled in relief, "That's good. Lately, I've been dreaming about Mommy a lot. I feel like she's coming back soon."