Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 1338

The little rascal Sweetie was curled up in his mom’s arms, lips pushed out in a pout—he’d just gotten another talking-to from Dad.

Earlier that day, he’d managed to get into all of Mom’s skincare and left chaos in his wake. So that evening, Dad scooped him up and took him back to the mall to replace every last bottle. Andre said, “You’re paying for these with your own savings. If you mess up, you have to learn to make it right.”

Henry puffed his cheeks, reached into his tiny pocket, and handed his own bank card to the cashier, solemn as could be.

“Aww, Henry, you’re adorable! So sweet, using your own card to buy skincare for your mom,” one staff member gushed, clearly smitten.

That night, our little cutie ended up spending over a grand from his piggy bank—all for Mom.

Not long after, someone snapped a photo of the father-son duo and posted it online.

The internet instantly blew up. “Who’s the lucky lady getting all this luxury skincare? Don’t tell me it’s the legendary Mrs. Cedillo again?”

Down in the comments, someone chimed in: “Yup, I was the sales clerk today. Andre and Henry bought it for Mrs. Cedillo, and it was Henry who paid with his own savings. Seriously, too cute for words.”

People even dug up old photos of the pair, sharing everything from Henry’s chubby baby days to his toddler years to now, each picture showing Andre carrying his son as they picked out gifts for the woman they both adored.

Andre was always the same: one arm holding Henry, the other carrying presents for his wife.

Custom rings, carefully chosen bracelets, luxury skincare from the beauty counter—each gift proof of just how much thought and love went into it from both dad and son.

Henry had no idea how many fans he had online. All he knew was that at home, Dad scolded him often enough.

Online, everyone was obsessed with how cute Henry was, but hardly anyone knew about his mischievous streak—or how much his dad sometimes found him a handful.

But in the end, it didn’t matter. There was always someone who loved him most in the world.

That week, Cooper suddenly had to leave town for a couple of days.

This time, he insisted on taking his nephew along. “Sis, remember when you were studying for exams? The Cedillo family all pitched in to help with Henry. Now that you’re prepping for finals again, it’s only fair the Irvin family helps out too.”

Mia and Andre flat-out refused, but Cooper wasn’t having it. He pleaded, promised, and finally threatened, “If you don’t let me take the kid abroad, I’ll give up my international scholarship and move back home for school!”