Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 658

Chad hopped into Andre's ride, catching a glimpse of the heartwarming father-son duo. Chuckling, he mused, "When do you think Molly and I will start our own family?"

Andre shrugged, "It's all about timing, man. I didn't even know my boy was coming until Mia and Cooper had a fight, and her stomach pains clued us in."

"Looks like this Finley drama can finally be put to rest," Chad observed.

"With Tom gone, the one guy who'd go to the mat for him isn't around anymore. He's definitely feeling the heat, trying to sniff out where Annabelle's hiding," Andre commented.

In the prison, Finley and Hansen sat in silence, the weight of their history and choices hanging heavy in the air.

"Tom's dead," Finley broke the silence.

"My son told me," Hansen responded, his eyes blazing with a mix of anger and resolve. "He got what he deserved. Loyalty is admirable, but in the service of a villain, it's just a tool for tyranny."

Dressed in his prison garb, Finley protested, "He was just following orders."

"And was Holly wrong? Was my family wrong? What did my late wife and estranged daughter ever owe you? Your actions aren't just mistakes; they're sins," Hansen's voice grew stern, his fist clenched under the table.

"People are strange creatures," Finley reflected, his voice tinged with regret over the legacy he'd leave behind, in stark contrast to Hansen's wish for a simple, peaceful life for his children.

"Where's Annabelle?" Finley finally asked.

"She's safe, and that's all you need to know. Her whereabouts should remain unknown to protect her," Hansen stated, his thoughts drifting to the implications of their past actions.

Finley smirked, "If I were you, I might have eliminated all threats. Aren't you afraid she'll seek revenge for her father?"

With a cold laugh, Hansen retorted, "Revenge? For what?"

Realizing his slip, Finley recognized the absence of any real grievance against him from the Cedillo family.

As visiting hours ended, Hansen stood up, leaning on his cane, "I've got a grandson to dote on, no time to waste here."

"I just want to see her," Finley insisted.

After a shower, Chad joined Molly in bed, their awkward yet intimate proximity highlighting the newness and depth of their relationship, setting the stage for a night of companionship in the otherwise empty house.

Chad frowned. The first few times he and Molly had been together, everything had clicked naturally. Even kissing her just moments ago felt right. So why the sudden awkwardness? Could it be his recent trip away had made her feel distant again?

As they lay in bed, Molly sneakily glanced somewhere, then guiltily turned her back to Chad to sleep.

"Molly, they say there are three great joys in life, and now I'm only short of one."

Curious, Molly turned around, "What are you missing?"

Chad leaned back against the headboard, his gaze dropping tenderly to the person beside him, "Coming home, earning accolades, and... sleeping with my beautiful wife."

Molly's face instantly turned as red as a beet, "The usual saying goes: finding old friends in foreign places, achieving one's dreams, and the wedding night. What you're talking about is totally different."

Chad shifted closer to Molly, his hand resting on her waist as he looked deeply into her eyes, "But one of them is spot on."