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

Chapter 289 Yes, It Was Her

Sadie closed the door and quickly exchanged clothes with the young woman.

Although the young woman's figure wasn't as impressive as hers, their heights were similar enough that the cocktail dress fit just right. Once Sadie slipped it on, the simple dress transformed into an emblem of elegance. To conceal her identity, Sadie donned a white lace mantilla veiling her face, leaving only her sparkling, clear eyes visible.

"You're amazing! No one will recognize you now!" the young woman exclaimed, her excitement palpable.

"Just wait here for me. I'll come find you after the performance," Sadie instructed, handing her purse to the young woman. "Keep these safe for me."

"Got it." The young woman nodded vigorously. "By the way, my name's Serena, I study at Newark Music Conservatory. What's your name?"

"I'm Sadie." As she spoke, a knocking sound echoed from outside, followed by Vicky's angry bellow, "Why is this door locked? Serena, do you still want your job?"

Panic gripped Serena. "What should we do?" she whispered.

"Don't worry." Sadie swiftly tucked the first aid kit and Serena behind a folding screen, then stepped out with the sheet music in hand.

Serena. "Why are you

Sadie's uninjured hands, save for the faint scar on the

Vicky was

for the banquet hall with her music. "Wait, who are you? Don't mess this up," Vicky

ended, and Sadie made her way onto the stage with the

of the

were captivated, their attention entirely

keys like sprites as if she was breathing life and

they only expected a college performance to serve as background music. Yet, they found themselves treated to

She's incredible," a

at first, then replied with a smile, "From the conservatory, indeed.

cover of anonymity lent Sadie not just protection but also the window

genuinely. "That was a world-class pianist performance right

praise. Looking around, she noticed that the other guests had ceased

smile quickly spread across her face. 'It looks like it is a blessing in disguise! Whoever she is, as long as the performance

Now she could finally tend to her wounds