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

Chapter 30 Delivering food, encountered Ronan

The restaurants on the list were the crème de la crème of Newark's culinary scene, the kind where one needed to book a table a month in advance. How on earth was she supposed to get her hands on their specialties in just thirty minutes? Micah was clearly playing a prank on her, trying to make a fool out of her!

"By the way..." Andrew added, turning back with a sly smile, "If breakfast isn't delivered within half an hour, you'll be scrubbing toilets in the Cleaning Department tomorrow." Sadie itched to ball her fists and shout, "I quit!"

The words were on the tip of her tongue, but they remained stuck in her throat.

Just then, Micah glided into the elevator, spun around with an effortless grace, and a mischievous smirk tugged at the corner of his lips.

"I..." Sadie could barely squeeze out a word before the elevator doors slid shut. She squeezed her eyes shut, gritted her teeth, and cursed her own lack of backbone. "Sadie, Sadie!" David's voice cut through her frustrated thoughts. "Are you alright?"

"I'm fine," Sadie replied, her face a canvas of distress. "I shouldn't have agreed to fetch breakfast for that evil man."

"Evil man? You mean Mr. Clemens?" David's tone turned anxious. "Watch what you say; you don't want others to hear that. You're finished if they do. Don't ever call him that again."

"What do I do now?" Sadie was at her wit's end, teetering on the brink of tears. "Getting those items within half an hour is an impossibility."

David sympathized, looking at her with kind eyes. "I've never dined at such high-end places

Sadie's voice. "I used to eat at the employee cafeteria on

has a French restaurant, while the 21st floor's cafeteria offers Italian cuisine. You all prefer the 21st floor for the view. I don't mind; the

Sadie said, rushing toward the elevator-she had only

to prepare oysters and tuna ceviche. Then, she dashed to the 21st floor

get everything on Andrew's list, and she was sure that evil man wouldn't be able to tell the

gone and only nine remaining, Sadie sprinted towards the elevator with the food. As she pressed the button, she realized her security badge didn't grant access

she

had been plenty of time, but now she was running

remembering how he had been avoiding her, she

pressing other buttons and discovered her card could only reach the

48th floor, then, with the breakfast in hand, she took to the stairs, unwilling

to the 66th floor-eighteen floors

her cold, Sadie gritted her teeth and climbed, her legs shaking and sweat dripping from her forehead.

her legs nearly buckled,

a pair of strong, steady hands caught her