Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1853

Surprisingly, Sheena enthusiastically praised them, "That's amazing! Asher and Adora, you both know exactly what you like. You're brave and smart kids."

Sheena was relieved that Asher and Adora were clear about their interests.

Especially Asher, who acted like an adult—calm and thoughtful.

Later, Adora shared an incident where someone had cut in line while buying smoothies.

Adora was always quick to act before thinking, and she rushed up to confront them. The person, not wanting to back down to a kid, was unwilling to admit their mistake.

Asher, who had been silent, stepped in and asked the man to show his number.

The person refused to do so, and he even threatened Asher to stop meddling around, or he would get beaten up.

The quick-witted Asher immediately called the security over, but the man thought nothing of a kid's complaint.

The security guard asked Asher, "Did someone threaten to hit you?"

"He said I should mind my own business, or he'd hit me. They all heard it," Asher said as he pointed to the people behind the man.

They were already upset about the queue-jumping and supported Asher.

Those in front remained indifferent as they were unaffected, and Asher did not bother them.

The security guard intended to escort the person out, but Asher suggested, "Dragging him out might be too embarrassing. How about having him go to the back of the line to show that he's learned from his mistake?"

Faced with this, the person could not argue and went to the back of the line.

The situation was resolved peacefully under Asher's "direction".

Sheena and Elliot listened attentively to Adora's account and exchanged surprised glances.

They realized Asher was not just smart but also observant and perceptive.

Asher's insight was definitely not something learned overnight.

Adora pouted. "Well… I'll try to remember next time."

Sheena thought for a moment and advised, "If you encounter a problem you don't know how to solve, ask Asher first, then your daddy and me. You need to learn to think independently and solve problems on your own. But if you ever feel something is really wrong, talk to us immediately."

Adora agreed readily, and Sheena felt satisfied.

However, Adora still missed her parents and asked when they would be coming home.

Sheena checked her progress and noted that their work here was nearly done. Hence, they could return soon.

The kids' winter break was also approaching, and Sheena decided they would spend it together.

Missing out on her children's growth had weighed heavily on her.

Children were like a blank sheet of paper, and she worried about them taking the wrong path.

Nonetheless, Sheena was relieved that they were not as difficult as she had feared.