Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!

Micah grinned, "Alright, I won't mess with you anymore. Go eat, be good!" "Okay, I'll make dinner tonight. Wait for you to come home," Sadie said softly.

Micah chuckled, "Great!" He felt a warm happiness in his heart. This was the life he wanted, a family together, caring for and supporting each other. Sadie held her phone, feeling happy. She regretted not letting go of the past sooner and cherishing her current life.

Some things were self-imposed constraints, but people often needed to experience them personally to grow.

Sadie had breakfast and went downstairs to prep ingredients. She planned to cook all the dishes she knew and have the kids over for a family dinner. Rebecca and a few maids helped her, and everyone was in high spirits.

In the evening, the kids came back, and the house instantly became lively.

The bodyguards and maids at home were delighted to see the kids and immediately prepared snacks and juice for them.noveldrama

Sadie chatted with the kids and learned that the three little girls had brought their eagle, Coco, to school, which scared the teacher so much that she fainted.

Sadie was helpless and quickly reasoned with the three little girls, "Mary, Emma, Donna, didn't you promise me last time? You can't bring Coco to school. We need to understand that teachers and classmates are different from us. They are just ordinary people who have never seen an eagle up close. They would be scared to see Coco!"

The three kids sighed after hearing this.

Mary pouted, "I asked my classmates yesterday. I told them I had an eagle at home and asked if they wanted to see it. They all raised their hands and said we should bring Coco to school, so we did." "Yeah, some classmates even said if we didn't bring Coco, we were lying," Emma said indignantly, frowning. "So we brought it today to show them."

"Exactly!" Donna nodded repeatedly in agreement. "Mommy said we should be honest and trustworthy kids, and we did it!"

Sadie didn't know what to say for a moment. The kids seemed to have a point.

Mary grumbled, "Who knew the teacher would be so scared and faint? And a few classmates fainted too, and they were the ones who called us liars the loudest yesterday!" Emma nodded repeatedly. "Exactly!"

"Now we've proven we weren't lying, and we're happy," Donna raised her hands and cheered, "We are honest and trustworthy kids!"

Sadie didn't know what to say. Just as she was about to speak, Mia walked over after washing her hands and sternly said to them, "Mary, Emma, Donna, what did I tell you on the way here?"

The three little girls looked at each other, stuck out their tongues, and didn't dare to speak.

Mia explained patiently, "Being honest and trustworthy is right, but it has to be for the right and good things. For example, if a thief or a bad person asked you to do something bad, and you accidentally agreed, would you still help them?" Mia's words left the three little girls speechless.

Mia continued to guide them. "We need to weigh right and wrong first before deciding, right?"

"But bringing Coco to school wasn't doing something bad," Mary muttered as she raised her hand weakly.

Mia continued, "My mommy already explained to you. Ordinary people haven't seen an eagle up close. They would be scared to see one. So, several teachers and classmates fainted. They are your teachers and classmates. Don't you feel guilty that they fainted?"

The three little girls realized their mistake. They muttered, "We do..."