Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 5 The Legendary Devil

Sadie and Darian fell to the ground together, causing a stir around them.

Her arm was numb from the fall, and as Sadie regained her senses, she realized that the Rolls-Royce Phantom had already sped away.

In the blink of an eye, the security guards approached and apprehended Darian.

"Micah, you won't get away with this! Even if I died, my soul wouldn't let you go-" Darian exclaimed but was quickly silenced and taken away forcefully.

Sadie turned her head to Darian, feeling utterly desolate. Her father had once told her that the business world was like a battlefield.

The scene felt more like hell than a battlefield...

One misstep could plunge her into an irreversible abyss!

And the mysterious man in the Phantom car was the devil in control.

The sad thing was that the poor had to work for the devil in trade for bread.

Sadie had just started walking away from the VIC Group offices when she received a notification from her bank-30,000 dollars for kindergarten tuition, leaving only 664 dollars in her account!

were so expensive. The tuition fee and meals

such little money, I won't even be

finally decided to go back to

won't have gone too far in the office, right? Besides, he made a fair point. It's true that I'm no longer that little princess I used to be. The priority is to support my family and raise my babies. Wake up,

the lobby when she saw a group of bodyguards escorting a man toward the VIP elevator

heads and

where she stood, she couldn't see his face, but she

why did she find that tall, slender figure somehow

are many tall and slender men

a bystander... Oops, no. She just completed her employment procedures five minutes ago. She is now working as a secretary on the 13th

He didn't pause in signing the documents before him. Only once his task was completed did he respond with a

period, her monthly salary was 1,300 dollars, with benefits such as insurance and

her mind whether the money would be enough to cover her family's expenses.

fretting, some senior employees gathered around and greeted her,

much! I'm glad to

warmly shook hands with them. She knew exactly how important it was to get along with her co-workers. That was

welcome party for

was short of