Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Chapter 429

They took the risk, but Tom had taken the fall for them. Molly had regained her memory, and the truth of

what happened in the past was coming to light.

But they were just lucky enough. If it had not been for Molly’s intervention, who knows what would have

happened to Mia, the one lying sick in bed.

There was no point in arguing about right or wrong. They all just wished for calm after the storm.

Mia wanted to go home. She sobbed with a trembling voice. “I want to go home to my parents.”

Hansen told his grandson, “Leo, take Mia back home.”

In the hospital room, Molly said to Andre, “Andre, Mia wasn’t supposed to be there. She only showed

up to save me and Leo, tricking Tom into thinking Holly was here. That’s what got Tom’s attention.”

It was strange. For some reason, when Tom discovered Mia, he didn’t even bother to grab the phone

with the recording. He clenched his fists and seemed ready to tear Mia apart.

While others were in the dark, the two Cedillo brothers knew the truth. His hatred for Mia came mostly

from the pain of a stabbed palm. That day, Andre had pierced his palm with a fork. Who wouldn’t hold a

grudge?

Unable to retaliate against Andre, he took it out on the woman Andre loved. It was the only way to

explain why Mia, a pregnant woman he barely knew, could provoke such rage in him, even more than a

phone with damning evidence.

Andre, the man at the top of the pyramid, how could he not have foreseen this?

After the incident, the entire Cedillo family left the hospital, leaving Molly to the Byrnes.

On the way home, Bruce glanced at his younger brother who was driving. “Ease up, will you? Mia

might be lively, but she’s still just a student. She was spoiled by the Irvins and no one dared to bully

her. You should understand that she’s feeling upset and afraid because of your temper.”

When Andre got home, he wanted to find his wife. But he learned that she’d gone to her parents’

house.

Naomi asked, “Are you going to pick Mia up?”

Andre frowned. “Let her hide.”

The couple’s disagreement seemed serious this time.

When Leo got home, his uncle didn’t lay a hand on him. Instead, it was his own parents who were

close to doing so. Leo was so angry he decided to stay in a hotel.

Molly had suffered a mild concussion. It wasn’t severe, but the Byrnes had her stay in the hospital for a

full-body check up, just to be safe.

Coleen and Grandma Aubree decided to stay in the hospital with her.

Molly watched her brother’s tall figure leave with shining eyes.

“What are you looking at? Do you want me to take care of you? I’m too busy for that,” Chad said

harshly.

Molly pouted, not daring to express her thoughts any further.

Chad and Kendrick left the hospital together. On the way, Kendrick said to his son, “Molly always wants

you by her side whenever something happens. If you’re not busy, you should spend more time with her

at the hospital. She just got hurt and needs comforting.”

Chad replied, “If I comfort her now, I’m just planting seeds for future trouble. Dad, the Waltons are not

easy to deal with. Tom escaped. Finley was arrested. But don’t forget, Mr. Marlow will come to their

rescue.”

Kendrick understood that his son wanted to take advantage of the hot trail and end this once and for

all. “You should still explain things to Molly. Did you see the way she looked at you when you left?”

Chad’s eyes flickered with remorse, recalling his sister’s dependence on him. “For her safety in the

future, a temporary separation won’t hurt.”

“You and Andre are the same. Tough on the outside, but really tender on the inside.”

Chad didn’t deny it. After dropping his father off at work, he went back to the station.

Mia had returned home in tears. No one knew what had happened. Madison immediately contacted

Aaron. Upon hearing that his daughter was crying, he rushed home.

As soon as he entered the house, he saw his daughter on the couch. “Mia, what’s wrong? Are they not

letting you go out? Are you unhappy?”

Mia wiped her tears. “Dad, I want to stay home.”

“You silly girl, this is your home. You can stay here as long as you want. Don’t cry. Your eyes are all

red.”

Madison also comforted her, “Stop crying, Mia. Or your baby will turn out to be a crybaby like you.”

Mia grabbed a couple of tissues, wiped her tears, and blew her nose.

“Are you tired?” Madison asked.

Mia shook her head.

Madison asked again, “Are you hungry?”

Mia nodded.

Madison gently scolded her daughter, “You should tell us earlier instead of crying. We could have

dinner ready by now.” She quickly ordered the housekeeper to prepare something for Mia.

With her parents by her side, Mia finished her dinner. Madison then took her daughter back to her room

to rest.

Even in her sleep, Mia was restless.

Aaron waited downstairs for his wife. When she emerged, he asked cautiously, “Why was our girl

crying?”

Madison replied, “I don’t know. Should we call Andre?”

Aaron shook his head. “Let’s not. We’ll find out tonight.”

In the afternoon, there was no call from Andre, and he didn’t show up either.

After waking up, Mia sat on the couch, looking listless.

In the evening, there was still no call, and Andre was still nowhere to be found.

Mia followed her usual routine: having dinner with her parents, going out for a walk, and then going to

bed.

There was a storm brewing at the Cedillo’s dinner table.

Andre hardly touched his meal before he retreated to his study, not venturing out for the rest of the

evening.

Upon hearing this, Madison instantly snapped out of her slumber. Her heart pounded just as much as

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Why were her legs swelling?

Madison hurried to her daughter’s bedroom and to her dismay, she found Mia’s ankles and the back of

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In a frenzy, Madison asked, “What’s going on? Why are your legs swollen?”

She anxiously massaged her daughter’s legs. “Mia, are you in pain?”

Mia shook her head. “No, it’s just uncomfortably swollen.”

Madison, who had never experienced swollen legs during pregnancy, rushed out of the room calling for

her husband, “Honey, we need to take Mia to the hospital.”

Aaron was already prepared. When it came to their daughter, nothing else mattered. In the dead of the

night, the Irvin family drove to the nearest hospital’s emergency department.

Coincidentally, Molly was admitted in the same hospital.