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

Chapter 705 Her Pet

"Sadie, there are no permanent enemies," Micah declared abruptly.

The statement took Sadie by surprise, causing her to pause momentarily. A hint of mockery played at the corners of her lips as she retorted, "Mr. Clemens, are you attempting to extend an olive branch?""You are free to interpret it as you wish," Micah replied, his arms snaking around her slender waist, drawing her close. "Regardless, tonight, you are mine!"

his chest. "You'll have to catch me first," she challenged. With a swift push, she broke free from his grasp, her long skirt billowing as she sprinted barefoot into the distance.Micah watched her retreating figure, a seductive smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. The cool night breeze tousled Sadie's long hair, causing her white, cloud-like dress to sway gently. Bathed in the moonlight, her enchanting figure radiated an irresistible allure. Unable to resist, Micah quickened his pace, giving chase. The moonlight cast a long shadow of Sadie before Micah, a tantalizing reminder of the distance between them. He relished the thrill of the chase, the satisfaction of

clean road, bathed in moonlight. Her graceful movements held Micah's gaze captive, much like a predator entranced by its prey. The neatly lined shadows of the trees, the glow of the street lamps, and the dance of the moonlight

know?" Sadie retorted with a mischievous grin. "Cheating is a

Micah swiftly dodged, but not before the sharp object grazed the back of his hand. The object, which turned out to be a hawk, brushed against his clothes before swooping towards the people behind him.Andrew and Alan narrowly escaped the danger. The hawk circled low before returning to land steadily on Sadie's shoulder. Its fierce eyes glared at Micah."Coco, you're being naughty again!" Sadie chided gently, stroking the hawk's wings. She turned to Micah, her smile softening. "This is my pet, Coco."When Tristan had given her the hawk, he'd asked her to name it. Without thinking, she'd blurted