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

Chapter 116 The Devil's Fury

"Don't worry, you don't have to tell us, we will definitely take good care of this rare beauty! Hahaha..."

The three men drooled as they approached Sadie on the sofa, their hearts filled with excitement.

Finley exited the private room and turned back to lock the door, her eyes staring coldly at Sadie, a sinister smile forming on her lips...

"Sadie, don't be afraid, I'm going to find your boyfriend and let him see you like this. Maybe he'll love you even more! Hahaha..." One of the bald men reached out his hand toward Sadie.

"Wait a minute." Another bald man opened his hand and took out a smartphone, "Isn't it a waste to just play with a woman like her once? We should film this beautiful process so that she can be of use to us in the future." "You're really smart." The other two men praised.

The bald man placed the phone aside and switched it to video mode, then took out three masks and handed them to the other two, "Put on the masks, even if the video gets leaked in the future, no one will know it's us." "You really thought this through!"

"Enough talk, you two step aside, I'm going first!"

"...Alright, hurry up!"

stamina!" The bald man creepily approached Sadie, "Here I come, you

...

the original private room, but

hide the hellish aura exuding from him. His ink-black eyes carried a

composure though her voice trembled, "Sadie,

I went to get her some water, she disappeared in an instant... Ah..." Before Finley could finish speaking, Micah's hand was wrapped tightly around her throat. That hand, like

man in front of him was not a human, but the grim reaper who controlled fate. If

growled through clenched teeth, his voice

Finley pointed towards

over with

by the hair and

terrified and screamed in fear, ensuring to avoid it at all costs. "Please, let me

"Ah!"

terrified scream came from the compartment, and before that man could act, Andrew kicked him

crashed into the wall, then fell to the ground with a loud bang, and there was no more