Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Mia remarked, "These three kids are all better behaved than my son, but none of them have the appetite he does." Her son was all about his meals; if he wasn't offered any, his little hands would reach out and help themselves. Meanwhile, Wayne and James were too captivated by their older brother's antics to focus on eating. They'd turn their heads all day, preferring to skip meals rather than miss out on whatever their brother was up to.

Mrs. Calder, cradling her son and attempting to feed him, sighed, "I've noticed too, Arthur and Alex both love following Henry around." Sure enough, there was James, perched on his mom's lap, eyes fixed on his brother, even if things got a

bit rough.

After attending a wedding that afternoon, Anya and her boyfriend headed to visit her parents. On the way there, Anya cradled the bouquet her boyfriend had snagged for her, feeling grateful. Leo had made a promise and followed through. Amidst a crowd, he'd boldly leaped, grabbing the bouquet with flair. Afterward, he looked at Anya with a triumphant grin.

Anya was over the moon for this charmingly roguish Leo. Before the MC could even get a word in, the spirited bridesmaid was already rushing towards her boyfriend. Leo nearly stole the show, holding the flowers with one hand and wrapping his other arm around his girlfriend's waist, whispering, "Ms. Anya, I love you." Moved to tears, Anya replied, "Leo, I love you more."

The MC chimed in, "No need to ask, our bridesmaid has already made it clear who this bouquet of happiness is meant for." Leo hugged Anya, gave her a peck in front of everyone, and handed over the bouquet he'd claimed.

Molly, hands on her cheeks, gushed, "So sweet, this is what a romance should be like. Leo, you've never snatched a bouquet for me." Leo, with a teasing grin, replied, "If I had, would you have taken it?" Back then, they were still pretending to be siblings. Molly shot back, "If you're bold enough to give it, why wouldn't I take it? I'm not scared."noveldrama

Leo had no comeback. Wayne glanced at his mom, thinking, well, there's no hope there. Leo, in high spirits after snagging the bouquet, seemed as pleased as if he were the one getting hitched, his face beaming.

In the passenger seat, Anya, holding the flowers, proudly showed them off to her parents, "Mom, Dad, look what Leo got for me." Arthur saw them too, as his mom helped him practice standing, holding him under his arms. He reached out to grab his sister's flowers, but Anya quickly pulled them back, "Little brother, I'd give you anything, but these are mine."

Arthur, determined to get them, opened his mouth, clenching in frustration, "Ah umm!" Anya, with a playful spirit, watched her brother's antics and still wouldn't budge.

Leo, driving, chuckled, "There are snacks in the car for you, don't open them, let Arthur play with them." Anya quickly handed over the snack pack, and sure enough, Arthur was easily distracted.

After dropping her parents off at their hotel, Mr. Calder asked, "When are you coming home? New Year's has passed, and soon it'll be the New Year again. Your mom and I plan to head back the day after tomorrow; the company can't do without me." Anya glanced at Leo, reluctant to leave, "Dad, I'll discuss it with Leo."

Mr. Calder, respecting his daughter's independence, nodded. The couple returned to their apartment complex, with Anya excitedly searching for a vase to display the bouquet.