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

Chapter 68 Distinguished Identity

Sadie gazed at the car, reminiscing about the day she returned from the countryside.

The taxi, transporting her and the children, had collided with a Rolls-Royce Phantom near the train station.

Inside the car, she had glimpsed a man with a severely injured back, blood marring the wolf head tattoo on his lower back.

Instantly, she had recognized him as the man from four years ago.

Yet, before she could confirm, the car had swiftly driven away.

Her thoughts had been fixated on the man, causing her to overlook memorizing the license plate number.

Nevertheless, she vividly recalled that only 35 limited edition Rolls-Royce Phantoms existed globally, with merely three in the domestic market.

So... could Micah really be that person?

"Miss Roth, are you alright?" Dahlia called softly.

"I-I'm fine." Sadie snapped back to reality, deliberately changing the subject. "I'm just amazed by such a beautiful car."

"Don't be shy. Mr. Clemens said you can use it anytime." Dahlia smiled, "Come. Let's get in the car."

"Okay."

car, Sadie was still trying hard to recall what had happened that day, but she couldn't remember the license plate number no matter how much she tried. She decided to test Dahlia. "By the way, did Mr. Clemens get

of the Clemens family,

and he is

saw him at the company last time, he was in the rooftop

and he would have to be careful even with water. How could he swim? Could I have made a mistake?'

observed that he's been displaying an irritable

has a good temper." Dahlia smiled faintly, a hint of complexity in

quietly looked out

...

arrived

see a group of

cling to her father for

dressed luxuriously, with joyful smiles

them at the doorstep. Each person carried generous

her felt familiar, reminiscent of the Roth

days, Edmond exuded vitality, and the entrance buzzed with

Newark hadn't changed much since then. However, during that time, Felipe and his family had been part of the gift-giving crowd. Now, they were the proud

behind