Lahat ng Kabanata ng Mr. CEO, You Have to Marry My Mommy: Kabanata 231 - Kabanata 240

"My friends said they were waiting for my second book. They will definitely look for it and buy it themselves. Friends from other schools too. I think my savings in the bank will fill up quickly if my book keeps selling like this," Summer chuckled while rubbing her palms. Then, she mumbled, "Oh, I think I should check my account. Who knows, my savings digit has increased by one. I will treat Mommy and Daddy to a nice restaurant if it has increased." Sky and Louis chuckled. They felt amused and proud of their daughter. "Honey, do you want to take a picture here? You can display it in your second book," Sky suggested, still with teary eyes. "That's a good idea, Mommy. Should I pose like this? I think I look cool when I pose like this," Summer said while pinching her chin with her index finger and thumb. Louis snorted in amusement. He then directed Summer to pose with the book. Then

"We can meet after school, River. You can come to my office, or I can come to yours. That can be arranged!" Summer nodded, reassuringly. River bit his lip. His cheeks looked heavy with the burden of disappointment. "But we won't study together in class. We won't do homework together anymore," River's voice was shaking. However, Summer remained relaxed. "Don't worry, River. We can still do homework together. Whenever you get a difficult assignment, just tell me. I'll help you." River lowered his head. He tried to suppress his sadness, but failed. His hands began to rub his eyes. Feeling sorry, his mother rubbed his shoulders. "River, there's no need to be sad. Even though you don't go to the same school, you're still friends. You two can still meet every day to study and play." "Yes, River," Sky continued with the same expression as Renata. "Your mother is right. And actually, that will make your friendship even better. Every morning, you'll have different experiences. You'l

"Bye, Mommy, Daddy! Enjoy your travels and stay safe! Have fun with the penguins at the South Pole!" Summer said while waving with all her might. Her smile was bright, her feet occasionally bouncing from the ground.Louis and Sky waved back from the car window."See you later, Honey. Don't forget my message! Be a good girl. Don't cause any trouble while Mommy and Daddy are gone, okay?" Sky said with teary eyes."Relax, Mommy. I'm a good kid. I won't cause any trouble. Just focus on your honeymoon!" Summer nodded while putting her hands on her hips.From Sky's side, Louis pointed at his cousin. "Briony, please watch over Summer well. We trust her to you," he said seriously."I don't think there's anything I need to watch over, Louis. Your daughter is a smart and sweet child. Besides, I'm not the only adult in this house," Briony said lightly."Yes, there's Grandpa, Grandma, Aunt Emily, Uncle Cayden, Uncle Russell, and Uncle Brandon too!" Summer pointed one by one at the people she ment

Seeing Summer's pleading face, River finally gave in. He peered through the binoculars. Not long after, his attention shifted to the other side. "What about the plants in those water tubes?" he pointed without lowering the binoculars from his face. "I'm observing the factors that affect leaf respiration. I will measure how much oxygen is collected in the tubes every day," Summer explained smoothly. River's mouth rounded. After observing through the binoculars for a while, he raised his finger again. "The clearest tube collects the most air!" "Yeah! That means photosynthesis occurs faster if the plants get a lot of light," Summer nodded with an adorable serious face. River looked further. From end to end, plants and seeds were neatly lined up in various containers. "It seems like you won't let me explore that side too," River muttered, somewhat disappointed. A

Summer's laughter echoed again. "Sorry, Auntie. I'm not ignoring you. It's just that I'm afraid you'll get tired. Moving the rope takes a lot of energy." "Do you want to try it? I don't mind you taking my job. But, are you strong enough?" Brandon teased. Briony narrowed her eyes. "Do you think I'm weak?" "This rope is quite heavy. Your arms will get sore if you do it for a long time," Brandon shrugged his shoulders. Briony sighed in disbelief. She couldn't accept Brandon, considering her weak. Before the two adults argued, Summer intervened, "If you want to try it, take a few more steps, Auntie. We do need a variety of data." Briony agreed without any suspicion. At that moment, the children glanced at each other meaningfully. Once Briony finished her task, Summer stepped forward to give further instructions. While the adults were distract