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

Chapter 262 Buying Sanitary Pads

"Run then. See how far you'll get!" Micah said, his voice cool and composed as he finished unbuttoning his shirt and adjusted his seat with a sinister grin. "Don't you dare..." Sadie was on the brink of tears. "I'm not feeling well today..."

"Oh, really?" Micah pinned her under him, mocking her, "We were fine this morning. What's the act for?"

"I'm serious..." Sadie squirmed uncomfortably, her hands weakly pushing against his shoulders. "Please, just stop... Ah..."

Her plea was cut short as he forcefully tore her dress and reached beneath it.

"Stop..." Sadie closed her eyes in despair.

Biting her neck like a vampire intent on dominating his prey, Micah froze when he sensed something was wrong... Looking at his hand, he found blood.

He was stunned, utterly baffled. "Damn! I haven't even touched you, how can you be..."

"I'm on my period," Sadie mumbled, biting her lip and struggling with the words.

Micah paused, slowly coming to his senses and rolling off her with an angry scowl.

After cleaning his hands with a wet wipe, he started the car and drove back to town.

something was off during the drive, hoping to get home quickly, but things had escalated unexpectedly. Micah drove distractedly, seemingly searching for something

Please, just

the car over near

flee, but then she realized her torn dress

strode into the store, his gaze darting around as if he

with a mysterious and chilling mask, his sharp

overnight staff, pale-faced with fear, huddled to the

"Um..."

"Ah!"

Micah began to speak,

weapon, asked quaveringly, "What do you want? We don't have

incredulous look crossing his face, and asked in a deep voice, "Do I really look

You really do!" The male clerk's voice

"You guys are clueless."

of the back room and said disdainfully, "Ever seen a robber as handsome, with a build like his? With his looks, he could be

a closer look, and their moods brightened

the male clerk muttered

clearly impatient. "I need to