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

Chapter 367 What If They're Mine

"Thanks, Grandpa!" The children thanked him in unison.

By now, Sadie had picked herself up off the floor, and the restaurant manager was quietly scolding her. With her head down, she quickly left with a mop in her hand. Micah suddenly stood up, tied his jacket around his waist, and hurried after her...

Noah watched their retreating figures, his brows furrowed with worry that the bad man would hurt his mother. He slid off his chair and said, "Grandpa, I need to go to the bathroom." "Noah, I'll accompany you." Silas walked over to join him.

...

Sadie entered the restroom, set her things down, and prepared to leave.

Her main reason for being here today was to ensure the kids' safety. Now that she saw how well Grandpa Clemens was treating them, she felt relieved.

And since they were going to head back soon, there was no reason for her to stay any longer.

Micah's suspicion growing heavier, Sadie knew she had to leave before he uncovered the truth. She swiftly placed the cleaning supplies in the maintenance closet of the ladies' room, peeled off her gloves, and prepared to make her

leave, a familiar, towering figure suddenly

gasped. This was the first time she had laid eyes on him since her escape from the hospital, the first time she was

leading to a breakdown. With her fate and that of her

a deep breath, she lowered her gaze, feigning ignorance. "This is the ladies' room, sir. You've entered the wrong

watched her with a

to sidestep him, but as she drew near, he grabbed her wrist and pinned her against the wall with domineering force. "What are you doing?!"

cap on her head and reeking of disinfectant, Sadie felt

hair aside and then tilted her chin up, forcing her to look him in the eye. With a mocking chuckle, he said, "No matter what disguise

face was revealed, showing restrained anger and fiery indignation sparkling

been deliberately making things difficult, questioning my

Micah scoffed with a dismissive laugh. "I've been more

her tongue. To her surprise, his treatment of the kids had

chin up to meet his gaze. "Mason has been around them enough. Haven't they recognized each other?" "What's it to you?" Sadie retorted with a deep