Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 1812

Looking at her cute godmother, Lizzy immediately broke into a wide, toothless grin, her drool dripping onto her bib. "Oh, nong no no oh."

"Lizzy is chatting with Mia," Annie said.

Mia replied in Lizzy's baby voice, "Oh, it's woo woo ya. Did you drink your formula?"

"Ah puff puff." Lizzy turned her little face toward her father.

The two of them, speaking completely different languages, happily chatted away. Henry watched them, thinking his mom looked silly, completely unaware that her baby-teasing skills were all practiced on him.

Conner handed the bottle of formula to his daughter, and little Lizzy held it with both hands to drink.

Annie needed to check if her daughter's diaper needed changing, so she took Lizzy back from Mia's arms.

Henry, holding a red grape, ran over to find his mom. "Mom, how do you say this blah blah blah thing again?" Last time, this exact thing had stumped the little tiger king.

Mia gasped sharply and scratched her head. How do you say it again? She couldn't remember for a moment.

Henry also saw that his mom was struggling. The little boy sighed, turned around, and ran to find his dad. Seeing Andre sitting between Asher and Teddy, the three of them discussing something with serious expressions, Henry ran over and yelled at the top of his lungs: "Dad!"

Andre blinked. "I hear you. Speak."

After Annie changed her daughter's diaper, she just held her and didn't leave the room. Three women and a baby girl chatted away inside.

Milka said, "If I find a similar job, I have the experience. Joining a similar company would land me a minor supervisor role, so it wouldn't be starting from scratch. If I switch to a completely different field, then yes, it would be from zero."

Annie added, "Milka, if you look for a job again, you could try finding something with flexible hours and a lighter workload, so you have time to take care of your kids." As a mother herself, she knew how overwhelming it could get when work, family, and kids all piled up together.

"I always complain that Conner takes Lizzy out to wander around, but honestly, if I were never home and Conner left early and came back late, Lizzy would only have the nanny to take care of her."

Annie's profession didn't allow her to slack off, so she actually spent less time with her daughter than her husband did. "Once you and Mars have kids, his job will keep him way busier than mine. The child will mostly have to rely on you. If you also get a demanding job, even with a high salary, you'd just be hiring a nanny. You might as well raise the baby yourself."