Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1899

Hearing this, Mavis and Sheena could not help but laugh.

Adora's innocent voice was just too cute.

Mavis giggled and joked, "What are you teaching her, Sheena?"

Sheena looked a bit embarrassed. "It's not like I sat her down for a lesson. The last time I worked late and pulled an all-nighter, I looked terrible the next day and put on a face mask. Adora saw and asked why, so I just explained a bit. It's good for her to know these things, though. She'll take better care of herself as she grows up."

Sheena playfully pinched Adora's cheek, which was soft and bouncy.

Adora pouted.

Mavis found it amusing. "But Adora is such a tomboy. She might not even understand what it means to take care of herself."

Sheena shrugged. "Let her be. I can't dictate her choices in life. Sometimes, I wonder what they'll be like when they grow up, but in the end, it's their journey. We, as parents, are just here to guide them."

Mavis agreed. "You've got a point, Sheena. You've become quite the parenting expert."

Sheena grinned. "It's called parenting experience. Every child is unique. When your baby arrives, I can help out whenever I have time."

Mavis gladly accepted.

She always admired Sheena's strength and capability, and having her help with the baby would be a great advantage.

Thinking of the baby, Mavis felt a pang of sadness.

Nathaniel knew nothing about their child.

"Sheena, I need to go. Something came up at work. Talk to you later?" Mavis said suddenly.

Sheena was puzzled by Mavis's abrupt goodbye but respected her decision.

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Despite making multiple attempts to meet, Nathaniel continued to refuse her.

Mavis was determined to prove her innocence and focused solely on that.

Several more days passed, and she was already three months pregnant.

Elliot noticed it and asked, "Did something happen to Mavis after she went back?"

Sheena sighed. "I wish I knew. She doesn't want to talk about it. Every time I ask, she brushes it off. It must be something unpleasant."

Elliot thought for a moment before suggesting, "Nana, my case will wrap up in a day or two. Why don't we book tickets and go check on her the day after tomorrow?"

Sheena agreed, "Sounds good."

Then, she looked at the kids.

Asher's tournament was in ten days, so he was fine with it.

Adora, on the other hand, almost jumped for joy.

The playful little girl could not wait to go back.

"Daddy and Mommy, you're the best! Asher too!"