Sweet Mischief's Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 61

"No can do, me and my hubby already bought a house, we're about to bounce."

Like a kid, Mia held Andre's hand, not letting him deal with the tedious house chores, insisting they moved out right away.

Andre sat on the couch, motionless, letting his hand be tugged by Mia.

No one knew what he was thinking.

Everyone in the Cedillos knew that Mia was the one itching to move out. She wanted to leave because she couldn't get along with Naomi. Now, everyone in the house was hoping that Andre would stay. As long as Andre was around, Leo wouldn't be able to stir up too much trouble.

Back in the day, Leo would've been super pissed if he heard his uncle was supposed to keep him in check. But today, he was strangely calm. It was like this was his ultimate goal.

Naomi, in an attempt to make Andre and Mia stay, even proposed to Mia, "Can I talk to you in private?"

Mia refused without a second thought. She stopped pulling Andre's hand and instead sat next to him, hugging his arm, "No way, just spit it out. My husband can help me understand."

Andre was smiling more than usual today; he was quite pleased with his new title.

Naomi knew this was her satire. She did make a mistake. "Stay here with Andre, help me discipline Leo. I apologize, we'll be nice to you from now on."

As soon as she finished speaking, the whole living room fell silent. Everyone consciously lowered their breathing. Mia was completely stunned. That uppity Naomi actually apologized to her?

Andre had already made up his mind. He asked, "What about my in-laws?"

Luckily, with a reminder from her husband, Mia snapped back to reality. She stared at Naomi, waiting for her answer.

Naomi thought for a long time and answered, "I'll personally apologize to them."

Some people were willing to give everything for their children. Naomi was also a mother, and she was willing to swallow her pride and apologize to her sister-in-law and her family members for her son.

Whether Leo smashed a vase, stole her diamond, or accidentally broke her husband's glass, these were all trivial. The big deal was that Leo was out of cash. As the only heir of the Cedillos, the family expenses naturally involved him. His pocket money was hundreds of thousands every month, buying houses and cars all on the company's tab. It wouldn't cost him a dime.

But he was still out of cash. Why? A terrifying thought crossed Naomi's mind. Her son was addicted to gambling and owed high-interest loans, and he couldn't repay and had to resort to these means.

The thought of this scared Naomi. Someone had to discipline Leo. In the Cedillo family, apart from Andre, no one could control him. Naomi was willing to make an effort for her son's future. She was willing to swallow her pride and apologize for her past mistakes.

Naomi was making such a concession, and if Mia still refused, it would make her seem ungrateful. Her mind was in a whirl, she looked at her husband, hoping he could give her some advice.

Andre seized the opportunity to persuade his wife, "You've resolved your issues with Naomi, you probably won't fight in the future, and she's willing to apologize to your parents. Should we reconsider moving out?"

Mia frowned, and she held Andre's hand tightly, "But I still want to leave."