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

Chapter 6 In Trouble

The air in the elevator seemed to freeze all of a sudden. Sadie even had goosebumps from coldness.

Micah's slender, godlike figure stood tall, exuding a dominant aura.

Biting her lip, Sadie held her breath. From the mirror, she could see Micah staring at her. His eyes were sharp and piercing, showing an unfathomable coldness! It felt like a lion looking down at its prey!

'Faster, faster, please...' Sadie was more than eager to see the doors open again.

Sadie gazed as the number on the panel slowly changed: 12, 11, 10...

Her body got stiff when she realized that Micah was getting closer and closer to her from behind.

With a ding sound, the elevator finally arrived.

Sadie rushed out of the elevator as soon as the doors opened. Unfortunately, in her desperation to flee, she stumbled and fell with a loud thud right at the doors. She then sprawled out on the floor!

A group of colleagues who had just exited the staff elevator witnessed this scene and let out a burst of exclamations, with many of them stifling their laughter. Sadie wished she could be invisible at that moment. She quickly stood up, covering her face, and ran away.

in the same space. He watched as she fled, and a

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a restaurant, yet it turned out that they gathered at a nightclub!

was for staff members in the Administrative Department, but why

couldn't just drive Samuel out on

Sadie's co-workers. They seemed to be getting along. And the table was filled with expensive

there couldn't help but whisper, "Mr. Brown, this wine costs over 750 dollars per bottle. It doesn't seem

and has plenty of money. In the past, when she hit the nightclubs, not to mention a few bottles of wine, she could easily foot the

heiress of a wealthy family? I couldn't tell! You seem so

not like what he said..."

Samuel cut her off, laughing coldly. "I'm sure you all know about Edmond's only daughter, right?

referring to that Edmond, who committed suicide by jumping off a building four years ago?" A male colleague suddenly chimed in. "No

said that the same day Ronan Potter

of Sadie's colleagues stared at her with curiosity, excitement,

curious gazes pierced through Sadie's face like sharp edges. Unable to bear it any longer, she stood up and walked

the jeering colleagues. "What's wrong with all of you? How can you treat a new colleague