Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1284 Big Bad Guy

Mary pouted and asked softly, "Are you Mia and Noah's dad?"

"He's a meanie!" Emma snapped, "Last time he took Noah, Mia, and Nathan from the vineyard. Big bad guy!"

"Big bad guy!" Donna made a face at Micah when she heard he took Noah and the others. She warned, "Hmph, I'm gonna tell my daddy to hit you!" Micah wasn't mad at all; instead, he laughed, "So this is how a two-year-old talks, not even clearly!"

"You're the one who can't talk clearly," Mary got anxious, clenched her little fists, and said fiercely, "Hand over Mia and Noah right now!"

"Yeah, hand them over!" Emma also waved her chubby little fists, looking fierce.

"Mary, Emma, Donna!" At this moment, Mia ran in from outside and sternly commanded, "You are not allowed to be rude to my daddy!"

"Wow, Mia." The three kids saw Mia and immediately rushed over, "It's so good to see you. We missed you so much!"

"I missed you too." Mia said. She hugged each of the three kids and took them to play in the yard.

Noah looked at the three kids, and although he appeared indifferent, his eyes were full of affection. "These three kids are quite fierce," he whined. "Even fiercer than Mia when she was little." Nathan laughed.

"Fierce, fierce!" Little Coco followed behind, repeating Nathan's words.

"Wow, is this Little Coco? It's so cute." The three little girls exclaimed when they discovered Little Coco. Then they immediately surrounded it.

"Be gentle. Little Coco is also part of our family." Mia gently reminded them, "By the way, where's Coco?"

"Coco is a bit unwell and is resting in the attic," Arya said with a smile.

"Coco is so pitiful. We shouldn't take it abroad next time; it seems to always get sick." Mia felt a bit sorry for Coco. She said, "I'll go check on it later. Maybe seeing us will make it feel better."

"I'll have someone bring it over." Arya said and quickly went to get someone to bring Coco over.

While the kids played in the yard, Micah walked upstairs and immediately recognized Sadie's room. She liked to stay in a sunny spot, probably the second room on the right.

Micah was about to push the door open when Annika hurriedly tried to stop him, but Andrew held her back.

"Why are you stopping me?" Annika whispered.

"Let them meet alone." Andrew said softly, "It'll be fine."

"But..." Annika didn't finish her sentence before Micah pushed the door open and went in.

Sunlight spilled by the bedside, shining on Sadie, making her smooth skin look even more delicate. The white gauze curtains swayed gently with the breeze from outside, softly brushing against her long, beautiful legs.

She was hugging a photo album, lying on the bed like a child, sleeping soundly.

Micah walked over, closed the window, drew the curtains, and looked back at Sadie.

How long had it been since he had looked at her this closely? How long had it been since they had spent such a quiet moment together?

Micah suddenly felt that this quietness was truly precious.

He stepped forward to cover her with a blanket, gently removed the photo album, and then sat on the sofa, quietly watching her.

Even just watching her made him feel content and happy.

His mind involuntarily began to recall the past, the bits and pieces between them, from their first meeting to the subsequent entanglements of love and hate, flashing before his eyes like movie scenes. Various emotions surged in his heart, making him feel a mix of feelings.

In fact, by now, the obstacles between them had gradually been removed, and now was the best time for them to be together. Unfortunately, they now had new conflicts.