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

Chapter 97 Mr. Clemens in the Day, Male Escort at Night

Bending over, Sadie searched for the ruby necklace along the roadside...

It was already late at night, and although the streetlights illuminated the area, the light remained dim.

Fortunately, the ruby was dazzling. After more than forty minutes, Sadie finally discovered the necklace in the bushes...

She was overjoyed and quickly picked it up, brushing off the dust before placing it into her bag.

Then, she took out her phone from the bag to call a cab, but realized that the battery was only at five percent, and the screen stuttered with each swipe. If she called for a cab now, the driver might not be able to reach her.

Moreover, Sadie herself wasn't sure where she was precisely, and the GPS might not be accurate.

Sadie could only search through her contacts to find someone to seek help from.

However, other than Brenda, the only number in her contacts was for the "Debt-Repaying Male Escort."

Sadie had no choice but to dial his number.

Inside the extended Rolls-Royce...

was frustratingly drinking when he heard his phone vibrating. He furrowed his brows and glanced at the screen, which displayed "Idiotic Woman!" This was the nickname

staring at the screen, he wondered if

in his heart. Just after he kicked her out of the car, she

she

continued to vibrate, and Micah hung

now, not wanting to see

on the roadside, my phone

name, she

of that woman with teeth-gritting hatred,

then a thought occurred to him, how could he let her off so easily when she was

should teach

the car, changed clothes, put on a

the roadside, watching the Aston Martin drive away, and asked Andrew curiously, "What is Mr. Clemens going

"He is Mr. Clemens during the day

Dahlia widened her eyes in

say anything, I didn't say anything..." Andrew hurriedly tapped his mouth, daring to make fun of Mr. Clemens, he

deliberately drove slowly, teasing the pig

Sadie sat on the roadside, chin in hand, waiting, eagerly watching the direction from which the cars were