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

Chapter 213 If He's Willing

"What are you staring at?" Mason came up and asked.

"Let's just go," Sadie Roth said with furrowed brows, weighed down by her thoughts. She was profoundly disillusioned with Ronan Potter...

If at first it was following his parents' wishes to break off the engagement, a pressured decision, and a drunken slip with Leah White that could be chalked up to confusion, what about now?

Just the day before, he had sworn to protect Sadie Roth, yet in a blink, he was having an affair with Arianna while still married...

This was truly a matter of character!!!

"Sadie, what's wrong?" Mason noticed Sadie's distraction and asked with concern, "Don't mind Leah White; she's a jerk. I told you from the start she was bad news and to stay away from her..."

"Ah..." Sadie sighed deeply, looking earnestly at Mason, "Out of all our classmates back then, you were the only one who stayed true to yourself, never changing!"

Yes, Ronan Potter, Arianna, Leah White, they had all changed...

Only Mason remained unpretentiously sincere, kind and affectionate!

course!" Mason affectionately ruffled her hair, "Didn't eat enough before? Let's

somewhere quiet to

we head to the beach for some

convertible top, and

years, he had traveled alone around the world, witnessing spectacular

was as simple and pure as

life had turned from a blank canvas into

dark past and current scandals, now bound by strings she couldn't

these were things she couldn't share with

selfish, using him as a refuge or

be fair to

holding her hand, "Whatever you've been through, it won't bother me. I just want to be there for you, shelter you. Let me take care

Mason's heartfelt confession, Sadie felt a fleeting surge of emotion but restrained herself. She hugged him

let's head

to roam the world with Mason, to be the perfect carefree pair. But

life was destined

further. He

neighborhood. He watched her enter and disappear from view before his gaze finally lifted, and he sat in silence in his car,