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Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 1868

Mia called out from the dining table, "Henry, finish eating before you watch TV."

But the little boy completely ignored her.

Andre chuckled at his son. "He's barely a few years old, but his TV addiction is already massive."

After polishing off his food, the little boy dashed back into the dining room. "Grandma, I finished!"

Madison quickly grabbed another piece, blew on it to cool it down, and handed it to her grandson.

While everyone else used silverware, Henry just grabbed his food with his bare hands and ate on the run.

A piece of the filling accidentally slipped and hit the floor. He immediately bent down, picked it up, and was just about to shove it into his mouth when Mia yelled in horror, "Throw it away! Come here, Mom will get you another one."

Henry looked utterly confused but obediently walked over to his mother. "Mom, didn't you say five-second rule? A little dirt never hurt anyone."

Mia handed him a fresh bite of food. "When did I ever say that? How do you remember this stuff?"

Andre grabbed his son's small bowl and placed three pieces of food inside. "Henry, use your bowl. Otherwise, you're just going to drop it again."

With his greasy little fingers, the boy took the bowl from his dad, completely ignoring the silverware, and scurried back to the living room. He leaned over the coffee table, munching happily while staring at the TV.

Aaron asked his daughter about her studies. Mia replied, "I passed one section of the bar exam this year. If I pass the second section next year, I'll officially get my license."

"How did your study buddy do?" Aaron asked, remembering that his daughter had a friend she studied with.

"You mean Jamie? She missed passing by just two points," Mia sighed. "But she did great. If she studies for another year, she has a really solid chance."

Madison frowned. "When did you take the exam? I didn't even know."

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