Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 1490

Anya hovered awkwardly, holding out a spoonful of food for her little brother. Pulling back felt heartless, but keeping her hand there made her feel just as silly.

Thankfully, Ash made the decision for her. He stretched his neck forward, mouth open, nuzzling toward the food in her hand with eager determination.

Most years, the family went on a summer trip. But Mrs. Calder had just gotten back from traveling, and with their new “little sidekick” at home, they decided to skip the big vacation this time.

Mr. Calder didn’t mind—actually, he was in the best mood he’d been in for years. With his wife, daughter, and son all home, every get-together turned into a party. He’d have a few extra drinks, stumble home, and smother Ash with drunk, giggly kisses.

Ash would wriggle and protest, but Mr. Calder just laughed. “Never thought I’d be a dad again. Thought your mom and I were done after your sister,” he’d say, voice thick with emotion.

Mrs. Calder would scoop Ash up, hand him to Anya, and tell her, “Go on up to bed, honey. I’ll get your dad to the bedroom.”

Every night, Leo would call his girlfriend, squeezing in a little chat no matter how late it got.

Ash loved to get in on the action. “Ah-ah~!” he’d squeal, trying to join the conversation.

Leo would sigh. “Why are you hanging out in your sister’s room again?”

Ash would just look up at Anya with those round cheeks, as if to say, How am I supposed to answer that?

Anya used to worry that Leo would be lonely during the summer break. But as it turned out, Leo barely had time to sleep at home—his days were packed.

Every morning, Anya would drag Chunky out of bed downstairs. At first, she had to practically pull him along, but soon he was keeping pace with her—first a slow walk, then a brisk one, and finally, they were jogging through the cool morning air.

Chunky grumbled that his life had turned into boot camp.

When their friends met up, everyone laughed at Chunky’s complaints and cheered Leo on for whipping him into shape. Tony would clap Chunky on the thigh and say, “If Leo really gets you living right, you owe him big time, buddy.”

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