Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 1089

To keep his cherished garden safe, Hansen took his grandson to the cherry blossom trees, where the petals danced in the breeze.

Little Henry was having a ball underneath the cherry trees, working up a sweat, while his grandpa sat back on a bench, both sprinkled with the soft petals. Hansen, his hands resting on his cane, looked at his grandson with a loving smile.

As Naomi walked by, she was drawn in by the heartwarming scene of the old and young sharing a moment under the vibrant cherry trees. She found herself stopping to soak it all in.

Meanwhile, Mia was taking a break from her studies and stumbled upon a family photo in the group chat. It showcased a sunny spring day with the young and old basking in the sunlight, admiring the blossoms, while the little one scooped up petals and placed them in his grandpa's warm, open hand.

Andre, too, took a closer look at the picture of his son and dad, saving it with a quiet smile.

Molly returned to the Byrne household, where Chad had finally gotten his leave approved for the 7th after multiple requests. The family was in the midst of packing for a hospital stay.

In the living room, Molly was snacking on an apple, watching her grandma bustling around, her grandpa flipping through an old calendar, her mom darting up and down the stairs, Chad sorting out documents, and her dad folding baby blankets.

“Molly, could you move while you munch on that apple? You're in the middle of everything here.”

“Oh, sure.”

Jade stepped back a bit, but Coleen urged, “A little more!”

Molly shuffled back again, prompting Coleen to put down her things in exasperation. She took Molly by the wrist and led her to Chad, “Chad, keep an eye on her, please. If someone bumps into her, it’s not on us.”

Chad, putting away their marriage certificate, stood up from the couch, “What’s the problem now?”

Officer Chad often felt for his wife, as the Cedillo family frequently called him to pick someone up; the Byrnes also made sure Molly stayed where he could see her.

There were still unopened packages on the floor, Anya had laid a floral cloth on the dining table, and both bedrooms had new beds, with one room turned into Leo’s study.

On the way there, Henry dozed off in his mom's arms, gently swaying.

Upon arrival, Henry was the first to crash on his brother's bed, snuggled under his brother's blanket.

During her hospital stay after giving birth, Molly knew her freedom would be limited, so she insisted on checking out Leo's place on April 9th to ease her mind.

After the visit, she headed back home around 4 PM.

As Leo saw her off, he leaned against her car window, his eyes on her pregnant belly, filled with tender concern, “Let me know when you’re going into labor. Don’t worry. You’re checking into the hospital tomorrow, and I’ll be there every day.”