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

Chapter 418 The Eyewitness

Upon hearing these words, Sadie's tears poured out. Her father had been kind and helpful to many during his life, and thus some werethere were those who were grateful to him, like Serena's mother. "Sadie, I owe you," Serena grasped Sadie's hand gratefully, "Your fatherFinn has always been a decent guy. He didn't forget my mom's medical bills even during the toughest times."

"Your mom got into that accident trying to save my dad. We ought to cover her medical expenses," Sadie responded with a hint of guilt.

"The watch your dad left behind, I sold it for $1,000,000. It's paid for my mom's medical bills all these years." Serena's voice carried a tone of embarrassment., "Honestly, I shouldn't have sold it, but I was still in high school and Mom hardly had any savings, so..."

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"I understand.," Sadie nodded empathetically., "You and your mom are good people, Serena."

Serena sighed deeply., "I just don't get it. Why is life so unfair? Why don't good people get their due?"

"Yeah, it baffles me too.," Sadie exhaled, before probing further, "By the way, did your mom ever mention who that mysterious person was? Any distinctive features?"

"She didn't say.," Serena shook her head., "She was so frantic at the time; she wasn't concerned with those details. I didn't even get to finish my sentence before she hung up the phone." "Alright, let's go in and see your momaunt," Sadie suggested.

into the hospital ward to find

the bed, covered in tubes, skeletal thin. She was iIn her fortie40s, yet she looked disturbingly

skillfully bathed her mother, changed her clothes, and took care

clear she had been shouldering this burden for

over Sadie as she watched. If GioannaMrs. Gao hadn't been trying to save her father, she wouldn't have

she could

with the doctor to understand Gioanna Mrs. Gao's condition and even had the medical records printed. Then she

believed Dahlia was a good person; aside from her connection with Micah, she could be a friend. Sadie knew Dahlia would handle the medical bills; she just wanted clarity on the situation. The phone rang for a while before

I need a favor. Are you available to

do you need?" Dahlia's voice was still respectful

and I wanted to ask if there's anything you could do." "Do we have a case file? If not, just give me the patient's details,

be free? Should I

the incident from years ago truly had ties to the

tell Dahlia about Gioanna's details. If the incident

see

be at the hospital tomorrow