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

Chapter 243 Hold Me Tight

Dahlia's words had been a stark reminder...

Ever since she had gotten to know him, she had learned the hard lesson that crossing him offered only two outcomes: a dead end or a fate worse than death. If all those powerful tycoons couldn't stand against him, what chance did she, someone utterly powerless, have?

For the sake of her child's safety, to not drag Mason into this mess, she had to play along...

Deep down, she knew about his intense possessiveness and desire to control her. Whether it was love or not, any attempt to break free would unleash his fury... So maybe total compliance could buy her some temporary peace.

"Really?" Micah released the cloth ties from her wrists and ankles, then took her chin in his hand. "Prove it to me now!"

"Huh?" Sadie froze, "How should I prove it?"

"Just like this..."

In a sudden move, Micah ripped off her nightgown, pinning her to the bed.

Panic-stricken, Sadie's instinct was to struggle, but remembering her current predicament, she reluctantly began to comply...

Her arms awkwardly wrapped around his neck, clumsily responding to him...

Micah's kisses were retaliatory, punishing. Like a predator devouring its prey, he bit her gently, causing her waves of pain.

agony, yet had no

murmured coldly in her ear, "Pain is how

words felt like

a shiver

of passion and burning desire, as fierce as the anger in his heart... Sadie felt

exhibited more intensity and

him to be gentle, only to provoke a more forceful assault

he breathed heavily, commanding her right by her ear, "Hold me

waist, her nails

her

...

night, Sadie considered multiple times that his torment might be enough kill

tormented

soul, she was

awoke, her eyes still showed signs of

She looked

and the clock on the wall indicated it was half-past

knock. Dahlia stepped in, flanked by four

bath and getting dressed. Dahlia checked her for injuries,

fell, a lavish dinner was delivered

ate voraciously, pausing abruptly as a reminder of her children struck "Your phone is broken,"