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

Chapter 65 The Power of Wealth

Lost in her thoughts, Micah had already left the room.

Sadie wanted to sit up and call him back, but the maid waiting at the door had already closed it.

Helpless, Sadie fell back onto the bed, telling herself to focus on healing. Once her injuries were better, everything would be fine.

Returning to his room, Micah thought about how frightened Sadie had been, her whole body trembling. A seductive curve appeared on his lips. That woman was foolish but cute!

That night, Sadie struggled to sleep, not due to the pain, but because her mind raced incessantly. Thoughts of the chip and Micah's silhouette occupied her mind, though unrelated, both weighed on her emotions. Distressed, she yearned to resolve everything swiftly.

The following morning, the phone's ringing roused Sadie.

She woke up to a loud noise, a call from the children. She answered the phone, briefly comforting them before finding an excuse to hang up.

out, their previous adversaries

sharp black suit, he exuded a dominant and mysterious aura. His tall and slender figure appeared even more aloof under the morning

phone, he casually glanced towards the room when passing by the door. His gaze met Sadie's, and he appeared composed and confident, while she

confirm if he was really the one. Although his figure did resemble him, she couldn't connect him with the male escort who used to serve wealthy women every day. "Miss Roth, I need to change your dressing now. It might be a bit painful, so please bear with

"Okay, go ahead."

but when Dahlia removed the gauze from

the spiral staircase, heard the sound and halted his steps.

waiting at the door

Micah's voice. Dahlia apologized repeatedly, "I'm

"It's alright..."

reaffirming her conclusion from yesterday:

this wish, but she didn't expect it to come true now. With two maids, two medical assistants, and a doctor attending to her, she could have whatever she desired just by opening

French windows and sighed. "The sunshine

onto the wheelchair and pushed her