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sleep and echo have nothing to do with it. It's just an example.

Did you try my example, and see what it did?

The shell runs lines in order. That's why it waits a second between printing A,...

That's exactly what you said before, and exactly what my examples do.

Try sleep 1
echo a
sleep 1
echo b
sleep 1
echo c it runs them in order, waiting for the previous ones to end.

Perhaps I don't understand your questions, but these three lines in a row would seem to do what you want: ./script1.sh
./script2.sh
./script3.sh

Or all on one line: ./script1.sh ; ./script2.sh ;...