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

Chapter 412 Fallen So Far

"There's a minibar here? I had no idea."

Rose was astonished. She had come to the nightclub with Jonny, and despite it only being a month since she started, she had already mastered her job. However, she had never taken the initiative to explore this particular private room before and was unaware of its unique features.

"I..." Sadie seemed guilty, glancing at Micah with nerves fluttering as she spoke, "I only just found out, too."

Micah was still engrossed in his phone, possibly troubled by some bad news as his complexion was a bit off.

It had been about half a month since they last met, and he seemed to have lost some weight...

"You've got sharp eyes," Rose commented casually. "Get ready. I'm going to open the red wine."

"Okay." Sadie came back with two buckets of ice.

Rose had uncorked the red wine and was preparing to pour it into the decanter.

Sadie hastily interjected, "Hold on. Roll the decanter with ice first, then pour. It enhances the taste." "There's such a method?" Rose whispered.

"Yes." Andrew eyed the girl before him; she had a great figure, though her outfit was quite tacky. "Let her handle it." Andrew gestured.

Rose passed the red wine and the decanter to Sadie.

ice cubes to the decanter

wrists made ample movements, yet the ice made no sound within the

slowly poured the red

with a lighter, then clinked it with an ice

carried out with great

Andrew

online." Sadie kept her voice pressed, worried they'd

at her briefly, then

he did not recognize

not to be identified, avoiding potential entanglements. Yet, there was

castle, she was bundled up from head to toe,

hit it off with Amelia, practically erasing her

Andrew ordered, aware of Micah's

gracefully

Sadie performed a polite

Clemens, is there a serious issue with the new tech

frowned, his brow knitting together. "It looks like someone has tampered with

We can

his face and passed him

glass, sipped,

good, doesn't it?" Andrew remarked. "A mere waitress understanding the