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

Chapter 183 If I Were to Divorce

Sadie Roth's emotions were a tumultuous mix as Ronan Potter's words resonated in her ears. After all the conflict between Ronan and Micah Clemens, where Micah even injured him, Ronan had swallowed his pride to plead with Micah on her behalf...

"Sadie, are you listening to me?" Ronan's voice cut through her thoughts.

"Yeah, I'm here," Sadie whispered, her voice soft. "Ronan, thank you!"

"No, thanks needed. I owe you..." Ronan's voice was heavy with regret. "I'm just so full of regret, you know? Why couldn't I have stood up to my family sooner, to protect you properly..." "Let's not dwell on the past-"

"Sleepyhead, come get breakfast!"

A voice suddenly intruded, severing Sadie's words.

Ronan, on the other end of the phone, froze as if the signal jammed, silent.

Covering the receiver hastily, Sadie frowned at Micah. "Can't you ever knock?" "It's my house," Micah retorted coldly before stalking off.

Rolling her eyes, Sadie cautiously asked Ronan, "Are you still there?"

now?" Ronan's voice was

that..." Sadie was at a loss for

calm his agitation. "Sadie, we need to talk in person. Meet me now at the Blue Diamond Diner; I'll be waiting."

she could finish, the line went dead. Ronan

but if she didn't, he

got out of bed to get ready, grabbing the bracelet as she

nodded and smiled hurriedly in return. "Miss Roth," a maid spoke with deference, "Mr. Clemens is waiting for you

"I have to step out. Please tell him I won't be joining for breakfast." "Alright, do you need a car? I'll arrange one

you, I

could finally leave the vast estate. At the entrance, a Maybach was parked with the chauffeur standing by to graciously open the door for her. "Please take me to the Blue Diamond Diner, and hurry." Sadie Roth quickly got

driver immediately started the

a sunshade. A servant appeared to be updating him

gave no

smoothly exited the gates of the

sigh of relief, Sadie felt fortunate. Thankfully, he wasn't possessive enough to

the entire venue. He sat alone by a window, his silhouette radiating a lonely