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

Chapter 455 A Sense of Security

In the taxi, Sadie called Micah, but there was no answer. She remembered he'd said he'd be home late today. 'He's probably busy.'

Sadie hung up and turned to look out of the window, thinking about the day's events and struggling to calm her emotions. She wondered who had set someone to harm Leah Leah White.

Was it Arianna?

It must be her.

Did Ronan Ronan Potter know about this?

Did VictorSiyuan really save Leah Leah White at the time?

Or was he involved too?

The more Sadie thought about it, the more her head ached. She took a deep breath and told herself to stop thinking...

These issues were none of her business, not something she could interfere with.

past midnight and the kids were all asleep. After changing her clothes, she

hadn't returned yet; the spacious house felt

from the evening and hung it up to dry, knowing she couldn't sleep anyway. She then stood on

moment, she really missed

her side did she

and Micah still hadn't returned, Sadie, feeling exhausted, decided to take a bath before heading to bed. When two o'clock in the morning came and Micah

that night.It must have been the day's events that had shocked Sadie to her core,

Sadie urgently wanted to explain, but for

toward her and

glass of water, and gradually began to regain her composure.Sadie woke up abruptly from the nightmare, sweating

If only she hadn't so easily trusted that VictorSy would save LeahLeah White and instead had chosen to call the police, maybe the outcome would have been different... Suddenly,

see it was Kathleen calling. She immediately answered.:

hate me, take it out on me!. You can yell or hit, but why treat my daughter like

a mother and couldn't

ask them for details. I won't explain any further. I know you wouldn't

also upset about what happened. My sympathiescondolences." Sadie said softly, then hung up the

didn't know how else to comfort Kathleen or explain without the risk of being misunderstood. Perhaps silence was the best

wouldn't make the mistake of turning her grief toward