Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 168

"I don't want to watch TV! I want to learn to drive."

Hansen switched TV channels. He pointed to the TV and said, "Come on, watch this French series, practice your French."

"Nope."

"How about I join you for a Korean drama? Young girls like you are all into these heart-fluttering love stories, right?"

"Not interested."

"Japanese series? Japanese dramas all have stunning scenery and profound meaning."

"No fun." Hansen switched channels again, "Then you must check out Thai dramas. Marrying first, then falling in love is a classic plot in Thai dramas, perfect for you and Andre. Isn't that exactly what you two did?"

Mia turned off the TV, "If you really want to see that plot, my hubby and I can act it out for you every day. But you have to give me my car back. I need to practice driving, or there won't be a surprise for Andre when he comes back."

Hansen voiced his concern, "I'm afraid you might kill yourself driving."

Mia said, "My driving skills aren't that bad."

However, Hansen stood his ground.

"I'll treat you to that Indian snack shop again."

Hansen snorted arrogantly, "Do I look like someone who can be bought with food?"

"Twice."

"Trying to bribe me with food is an insult."

Mia quickly held up five fingers, "Five times at the Indian snack bar, plus a barbecue, and a Chinese hot pot! If you agree, give me the car; if not, I'll buy one right now. Andre gave me a lot of money. I haven't even spent it yet."

Hansen shamelessly added, "...one more fried chicken meal."

"Deal!"

Mia lifted her hand, high-fived Hansen, signaling the deal was done.

Soon, the butler handed the car keys to Mia, "Ms. Mia, please be careful."

"I will. Don't worry."

Mia took the keys, dragging Leo to practice driving.

Naomi worriedly went along to watch it.

Hansen was planning what he should eat first.

After Bruce finished work, he also went to the playground to watch Mia drive.

On the playground, Naomi and Bruce walked behind the car, facing the cool breeze, enjoying the peaceful life at the moment.

During their casual chat, Naomi mentioned Mia, "Our family really needs a child like Mia. She brings life to the house."

Bruce held her hand, walking and saying, "That's why God sent Mia to our family."

"Mia has completely won Andre's heart. At noon today, Andre called me, asking me to keep an eye on Mia and make sure she drives safely. He said if it's too difficult, he doesn't need the surprise."

"Andre already knows?"

Naomi chuckled, "Your brother is really smart. When Mia ran into the small black house with the car yesterday, he guessed what surprise she was planning for him. He specifically told me on the phone, 'Don't let Mia know that I've guessed her surprise. Otherwise, she'll be disappointed.'"

Naomi laughed, "Seems like even tough guys have their tender moments. Andre really cares for Mia."

"Feelings are mutual." Bruce looked at the girl seriously learning to drive in front of him and smiled.

In the mall.

Jade, being led by Chad, reluctantly wandered through every store.

"Did you hit Donnie again?" Jade asked loudly.

Chad replied, "Not only did I hit him, but I also found him a girlfriend."

The salesperson immediately processed the sale.

Jade was thrilled and temporarily forgot about Donnie.

For the rest of the time, Jade cooperated well with Chad.

She was also enthusiastic when picking out a cane for her grandpa.

"We haven't been home to see grandpa and grandma for a long time. Should we buy a piece of clothing for grandma too?"

"Grandma likes flashy clothes. They don't have what she likes here."

Jade also remembered her grandma's taste. She would dress herself up in bright colors every time she went out, like a peacock in full display.

She realized they wouldn't be able to find the country-style clothes her grandma loved here, so she said, "Then let's buy jewelry. If we only buy a cane for grandpa and grandma doesn't get a gift, she'll be jealous."

"Here's my credit card. Go pick a gift for grandma, and I'll pay."

Hearing this, Jade was overjoyed.

She took Chad's credit card and headed straight for the luxury store.

By the time they got home, night had fallen. Lights outside the mall were lit up and the fountain at the entrance had started spurting water.

Jade, arm in arm with Chad, left the mall with a heart full of joy. The diamond bracelet on her wrist sparkled in the light.

She seemed to float as she walked, "My dear brother, I promise I'll be a good girl and not piss you off. I'll never fall in love, never talk back, and only care about you."

Chad just snorted in disbelief.

He thought, “Anyone can say nice things, and it's not the first time Jade said something like that.”

Every time he spent money on her, she'd turn into a little angel in front of him. But as soon as the novelty wore off, he'd be the bad guy standing in the way of her love life again.

Her constant whining could drive him up the wall.