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

Chapter 390 Without a Leg to Stand On

The lounge was filled with doctors and medical staff.

Dahlia and her team, accompanied by the hospital director and several specialists, had arrived. They formed a group of over 20 medical professionals, presenting an impressive sight! Sadie was a little intimidated, thinking Amelia's poisoning was life-threatening.

As she approached, Sadie noticed Amelia propped up in bed. Amelia was fully conscious despite her weakened state, and her complexion wasn't as pale as Sadie had expected.

Indeed, status made a difference; as a wealthy heiress, life itself seemed more precious.

Sadie's own father had been treated the same when he was alive.

Now, with her father gone, her life was as insignificant as that of a blade of weed!

This thought brought a bitter feeling to Sadie...

"Gentlemen," the medical team greeted Micah's grandfather respectfully.

she doing?" Micah's grandfather

no life-threatening danger," Dahlia reported. "We just pumped her stomach, and she's a bit weak now

"Yes."

staff gradually left, and

asked with concern, "Amelia,

uncomfortable, but it should be nothing serious," Amelia said weakly. Thank you, Grandpa,

"I failed to protect you, but don't

furiously, "Bring the person

bodyguard shoved Sadie to the edge of the bed. She tried

Sadie asked, livid. "I'm not a criminal! Why are

up!" Micah's grandfather glared at her and then softened his tone as he

went straight to the VIC Group since I was caught up in preparing for the press conference. I didn't eat anything and didn't even have time for a sip of water. I just had a cup of coffee—" At this point, Amelia's eyes widened as she looked at Sadie as if waking from a dream. "Could it be something was wrong

Micah's grandfather nodded, "It's been

try to harm me?" Amelia pointed at Sadie with trembling emotion. "Sure, I can be hot-headed, but I

believe I'd harm you?" Sadie met Amelia's gaze in disbelief. "You're the one who gave me a hard time, demanding me to