"Mr. Clemens, I gotta tell you something," Andrew''s voice came from outside.


    "Take your time packing; no rush," Micah said, putting out his cigarette and heading out. "The kids are in the yard." "Okay," Sadie replied, watching him leave.


    Micah left the room, and Annika led him and Andrew to the study, handed them two bottles of mineral water, and then left. "What''s going on?" Micah asked, frowning.


    Andrew reported, "Duke Louis and some other shareholders are trying to boot Ms. James from the stadium project. They''ve already got thewyers to draft the papers. Just waiting for your signature. Anthony called earlier, asking when you''d have time to review the documents."


    Then he opened his tablet, "Here''s the electronic version."


    "Ignore it," Micah said, annoyed, "We''ll deal with it on Monday."


    "Got it," Andrew replied, putting away the tablet, "There''s one more thing."


    "Spit it out," Micah said impatiently.


    "Rn found Hubert; he''s still in Newark," Andrew said softly, "You should go see him ASAP. We can''t dy any longer."


    "Why can''t this wait? Does it have to be now?" Micah red at him coldly.


    "Hubert''s leaving for Avalis tonight. Rn had a hard time convincing him to stay," Andrew said urgently. "Rn mentioned Hubert''s not feeling well; his condition is really bad. If we dy any longer, I''m afraid..." "Enough," Micah interrupted, checking his watch, "Where is he?"


    "In the northern suburbs of Newark," Andrew said, "It''s over a three-hour drive."


    "We''ll leave after lunch," Micah said. He wanted to spend more time with Sadie and the kids.


    "But..." Andrew hesitated.


    "Stop nagging," Micah said, giving Andrew a light kick, "You''ve been getting more and more naggingtely."


    "Yes," Andrew answered, lowering his head in frustration, not daring to say more. He and Rn were most concerned about Micah''s health, but Micah himself was indifferent.


    Micah walked out of the study, ready to go downstairs, when he saw Annika saying something to Sadie on the stairs. Sadie immediately ordered, "Prepare the car. We''ll leave in an hour."


    "What about the kids..." Annika began.


    "I''ll spend some time with them now, but..." Sadie thought about leaving the kids and felt reluctant. She turned to Micah and asked, "I''m going to visit Hubert now. Can the kids stay here for a few more days?" "Why don''t you just move back to Hillside Vi? It''s easier to go back and forth from there instead of living in such a remote ce," Micah suggested, frowning.


    Sadie didn''t respond. She knew it was convenient to live at Hillside Vi, but wasn''t she trying to keep her distance from Micah? Just because he saved her once didn''t mean they should reconcile, right? If Tristan came back, wouldn''t he be furious?


    "Enough," Micah didn''t want to argue anymore and said, "I also want to visit Hubert. Let''s go together."


    "Really? What about the kids?" Sadie asked, ncing between Andrew and Micah.


    "They can stay here for the weekend, but they have to go back on Sunday night," Micah said as he walked out quickly, "I''ll wait for you in the car! Let''s leave early!"


    "Okay," Sadie was very happy and immediately ran to the yard to find the kids, "Noah, Nathan, Mia!" she called out.


    "Mommy," the three kids ran into her arms, hugging her legs and cheering happily. "We finally see you, Mommy. We missed you so much."


    "Good, I missed you too," Sadie crouched down, excitedly hugging the kids. She asked softly, "Why didn''t youe upstairs to find me when you arrived? I didn''t know you were here." "Daddy said not to disturb your rest," Noah exined.


    "Mommy, you''ve lost weight!" Mia added, her brow furrowed with concern.


    "Mommy, why don''t youe home? This ce is so far. We left before dawn and just got here," Nathan chimed in.


    "Yeah, Mommy,e home!" Mia pleaded.


    "Mommy, even if you don''t want toe home, you can stay at Hillside Vi, which is closer to us," Noah suggested, his young face earnest.