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

Chapter 417 A Bizarre Twist of Fate

When Sadie woke up, thea surge of warmth filled her heart upon seeing the kids' messages. It had's been nearly 20twenty days since she was let go from the VIC Group. She spent her days leaving early and returning late, barely having time to

share dinner with the children before rushing off to work again.

She would return at the crack of dawn when the kids were fast asleep, not having a moment to exchange even a few words...

Luckily, the tripletthree little ones were all very considerate and caring. They knew how to spare her feelings and look out for her.

However, Sadie still felt guilty. She was determined to make enough money to pay off Brenda's medical bills and return to a normal life, spending more time with her children. The phone rang. Serena checked if Sadie was up yet.

Sadie quickly got ready and dashed out, heading to the hospital to meet Serena.

On their way to the inpatient department, Sadie inquired about Serena's mother's

Dad passed away unexpectedly. Mom worked as a cleaner in a company downtown to put

was a really good person and knew about my mom's situation. He even sponsored my studies in the city, covering my tuition and living expenses since high school. "During my senior year, the boss's company's owner ran into some trouble, and the police got

mysterious figure burst into the company looking for the ownerboss. My mom thought he meant harm, so she tried to warn him. Somehow, she accidentally fell from an upper floor... "Although she

secluded spot and anxiously asked, "Serena, what's the name of the company your mom

company is Roth Group Real Estate, and the ownerboss's name is Edmond," said Serena. "It's the same last name as yours, so it felt really familiar when we first met and you told me your name,

looked at

of connection." Sadie was visibly moved. "Edmond Roth

Mr. Roth had a daughter, but I

did you know?" Sadie asked with tears in her eyes. "He died by

her eyes reddening. "I remember clearly., m My mom's accident was