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

Chapter 307 Grandpa Clemens Learns a Lesson

The kids are so clever! They must be fine!

'Maybe they just got carried away playing and ran off to the neighborhood park?

'There are plenty of playgrounds, gardens, and basketball courts in the area, and other kids... 'They must have gone to play!'

Carrying Coco along, Sadie continued her search throughout the neighborhood.

In the meantime, she called the community management to ask if they had seen her children.

Upon hearing the kids were missing, the management immediately dispatched staff to assist in finding them.

6:40 p.m....

Night had fallen, and the children were still not found.

Unable to hold back any longer, Sadie covered her mouth and burst into tears...

earlier; Brenda was half-conscious in her hospital bed, repeatedly reminding her to

she still

take care of Brenda or protect

staff member from the management office urgently soothed her. "Our colleagues are still looking for them, we'll find the kids for sure. If we don't find them by 8:00 p.m., we'll call

kidnapped the children? Could it be Amelia? Micah's grandfatherGrandpa Clemens? Or the White family

mind was in turmoil, and she hastily

At the hospital...

inflamed, causing her to vomit and cough incessantly, even starting

grandfather immediately had a pediatric

emergency room door. In reality, he was so terrified he had been trembling the

made him even more distressed. He held Mia's hand, reassuring her, "Don't be scared, Mia! I am here. I'll

for treatment, Noah remained standing there,

door swung closed behind him with the familiar click of a latch, he found himself back in the hallway, clenching his fists and furrowing his brow in anxious anticipation. His clear, bright eyes were glued to the light above the door, praying for a positive

warmth. In spite of his young age, the boy stayed remarkably calm amidst the chaos. His small body shivered with fear, yet he fiercely protected his brother and consoled his sister just

in his mind. He recalled a family crisis when Micah, at six, had maintained remarkable poise and cool-headedness in the face of

watched Noah, speaking softly to reassure him, "Kid, don't worry. Your brother's going to be