Sweet Mischief's Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 679

"Snap!"

Andre looked at his phone, not a single message. His wife had skipped over him and gone straight to their nephew for help. Annoyed, he muttered to himself, "Double it!"

Soon enough, Mia sent a picture message to her husband, complete with a pouty face emoji of their son, Henry. "Honey, pretty please, I need your help. I love you more than anything, please help me out here. I can't afford to fail this class!"

She added a cute crying emoji of Henry, one they only used within the family.

"Your humble wife, begging her husband online, please, please, please."

"Honey, pretty please with a cherry on top."

Andre couldn't help but smirk, this was more like it.

Within three minutes, he sent her the answers, step-by-step instructions included.

Mia quickly scribbled down the steps, her pen flying across the paper.

Soon after, another problem popped up on Andre's phone.

Mr. CEO just sighed.

Back in the classroom, Mia copied away, even helping out a few classmates who looked desperate.

After handing in her test, Mia strutted out with the confidence of someone who knew they had aced it.

"Mia, did you get those answers from Leo, the campus genius?" Someone asked, eyes wide with curiosity.

Mia shook her head, "Nope."

Beaming, she said, "My husband helped me."

Everyone was stunned, "Andre?"

Mia nodded happily, "Yep, Andre." She showed them her chat, full of her playful messages and his doting replies.

If it was Andre, the answers were solid.

"I'm off to see my husband," Mia declared, marching out of the school. She treated herself to an ice cream from a nearby store, savoring it as she strolled.

But her joy was short-lived. When she got to the office, her luck seemed to take a nosedive...

On the weekend, Leo had plans to meet Mia and Jade. Anya wanted to tag along, but Leo suggested she stay home this time. "Anya, I'm meeting Mia and Jade. Why don't you stay and play at home today?"

Anya bit her tongue, sensing it wasn't the right moment to push. Noticing Chad's apologetic tone, she quickly brightened up, "Sure, Chad. Go ahead. I'll spend the day with Grandpa and the little ones."