Genius Kids' Scheme Claiming Daddy's Billionaire Empire novel Chapter 246

Chapter 246

Morning light splashed across the kitchen counter as Irene stuffed supplies into her medical bag. Matthew had organized everything for their three–day clinic at local welfare institutes. First stop: today

“You’ll be home for dinner, right?” Lucas asked through a mouthful cereal.

“Chew first, then talk,” Irene said, glancing up. “And maybe? Don’t wait up If I’m late. Just listen to Joseph and James. Homework before video games.”

*Adam’s bringing cool equipment today,” Lily chimed in, watching he mom like a tiny detective.

Irene’s hands froze mid–motion. “He is. How’d you know that?”

“Told us yesterday while you were fixing his legs,” Alex pushed his gasses up importantly. “Said Haven’s donating everything. Pretty

huh?”

awesome,

“Yeah, it is,” Irene admitted, something warm flickering in her chest. These kids had somehow adopted Adam into their lives without her even noticing.

She rubbed her temples, wincing at the dull throb behind her eyes. Between patient treatments, household responsibilities, and sleepless nights, she was running on fumes. But those welfare kids needed her more than she needed sleep.

“Mom, you okay?” Alex’s eyes narrowed, missing nothing.

“Just need coffee,” she lied, ruffling his hair. “I’m fine, promise.”

The welfare institute looked like it had given up trying to be cheerful years ago. Children lined the main hall, their skinny frames and wary eyes making Irene’s heart clench.

“Everything’s ready,” Matthew greeted her, warm smile crinkling his eyes. “Fifty kids on the schedule.”

Irene nodded, already focused on the children. She crouched down to their eye level, her voice softening. “Hey there. Anyone want anything special?”

They stared back like spooked animals.

“Scared is totally normal,” Irene continued. “I’m just a doctor here to help the ouches go away. Everyone in white coats? We’re the good guys. She tilted her head. “Think you can be brave for me?”

A tiny girl with knobby shoulders finally whispered, “Can I have a teddy bear? For sleeping?”

The girl was Lily’s height but half her weight, collarbones sharp enough to cast shadows. Irene swallowed the sudden lump in her throat..

“Absolutely,” she promised. “I’ll find you the cuddliest one ever.”

Hope flashed across the girl’s face, and suddenly the dam broke:

“Batman toy for me?

“I want books!”

1 like Barbie!”

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Genius Kids Scheme: Claiming Daddy’s Billionaire Empre

Chapter 246

Morning light splashed across e kitchen counter as Irene stuffed supplies into her medical bag. Matthew had organized everything for their three–day clinic at local welfare Institutes. First stop: today

“You’ll be home for dinner, right? Lucas asked through a mouthful of cereal.

“Chew first, then talk,” Irene said, glancing up. “And maybe? Don’t wait up if I’m late. Just listen to Joseph and James. Homework before video games.”

“Adam’s bringing cool equipment today,” Lily chimed in, watching he mom like a tiny detective.

Irene’s hands froze mid–motion. “He is. How’d you know that?”

“Told us yesterday while you were fixing his legs,” Alex pushed his glasses up importantly. “Said Haven’s donating everything. Pretty awesome, huh?”

“Yeah, it is,” Irene admitted, something warm flickering in her chest. These kids had somehow adopted Adam into their lives without her even noticing.

She rubbed her temples, wincing at the dull throb behind her eyes. Between patient treatments, household responsibilities, and sleepless nights, she was running on fumes. But those welfare kids needed her more than she needed sleep.

“Mom, you okay?” Alex’s eyes narrowed, missing nothing.

“Just need coffee,” she lied, ruffling his hair. “I’m fine, promise.”

The welfare institute looked like it had given up trying to be cheerful years ago. Children lined the main hall, their skinny frames and wary eyes making Irene’s heart clench.

“Everything’s ready,” Matthew greeted her, warm smile crinkling his eyes. “Fifty kids on the schedule.”

Irene nodded, already focused on the children. She crouched down to their eye level, her voice softening. “Hey there. Anyone want

anything special?”

They stared back like spooked animals.

“Scared is totally normal,” Irene continued. “I’m just a doctor here to help the ouches go away. Everyone in white coats? We’re the good guys.” She tilted her head. “Think you can be brave for me?”

A tiny girl with knobby shoulders finally whispered, “Can I have a teddy bear? For sleeping?”

The girl was Lily’s height but half her weight, collarbones sharp enough to cast shadows. Irene swallowed the sudden lump in her throat..

“Absolutely,” she promised. “I’ll find you the cuddliest one ever.”

Hope flashed across the girl’s face, and suddenly the dam broke:

“Batman toy for me?

mei

“I want books!”

I like Barbie!”

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Chapter 246.

Irene swiped at her forehead, Ignoring a wave of dizziness: “Got Ital in my mental shopping list. Be good during check–ups, and everyone gets what they asked for. Deal?

The kills bobbed their heads, su denly eager to line up properly.

“You’re like a child whisperet, a nurse muttered. “Usually this is total chaos.”

“Try having triplets,” Irene laughed, pretending the room wasn’t tilting slightly. “Makes this look easy.”

She worked through the morning, moving from one small patient to the next. Most were just underfed or fighting minor infections- fixable problems that broke her heart anyway.)

Around noon, voices echoed down the hallway. Adam wheeled into the room with Thomas following, pushing a cart loaded with medical gear.

“Haven,” Matthew’s voice could’ve frozen water. “Bit far from your usual corporate–spotlight, aren’t you?”

Adam swept his gaze past Matthew, finding Irene across the room before turning back. His face gave nothing away, but his eyes

were arctic.

Thomas stepped forward. “Mr. Haven arranged these resources immediately after hearing about the clinic. Haven Enterprise is covering all expenses.”

“More resources means helping more children,” Adam said simply. “That should be everyone’s focus here.

Irene crossed the room, deliberately placing herself between them. Adam and I discussed this earlier. He’s been incredibly generous providing exactly what we needed.”

She turned to Adam, genuine gratitude softening her expression. “Thanks for getting everything here so fast.

“I promised you support,” Adam replied. “I keep my promises.”

Matthew’s smile didn’t reach his eyes. “How thoughtful. The children send their regards, I’m sure.”

Adam completely ignored him, eyes fixed on Irene. “How was your morning? You look pale.”

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