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

Chapter 727 Watching the Sunrise Together

"Let's do the math," Sadie proposed, a smirk playing on her lips. "Exactly how long can this money sustain you?"

Micah, with an air of seriousness, replied, "A hundred nights. No, after deducting the phone bill, it's 99 nights!"

A sense of finality in her voice, Sadie declared, "Then it's settled. From this day forward, you're to serve only me. You're forbidden from laying a finger on any other woman." "Any other requirements?" Micah asked, his gaze laden with meaning.

"You're to be at my beck and call," Sadie commanded, tossing her phone in his direction. "Save your number in it."

"All right, boss," Micah complied, inputting his original number into Sadie's phone. As he hesitated over what name to save it under, he remembered that Sadie had previously saved his contact as "Debt Repayment Male Escort." Deciding to maintain this familiar moniker, he saved it as such.

"Why did you choose this name?" Sadie questioned, a frown creasing her brow. For some reason, the name stirred a sense of familiarity within her.

"This is the name you assigned me in the past," Micah reminded her, a hint of nostalgia in his voice. "Back then, I was in debt to you, and you demanded half of my nightly earnings as repayment."

"Why would I be interested

reminisced, his heart heavy with a mix of emotions.

Sadie raised an eyebrow, skepticism

Micah dismissed, tucking away the check.

stated, "If your service is satisfactory,

you expecting?" Micah asked,

let you know when the time comes," Sadie said and gently pushed

spark igniting within him, only to be extinguished each time by

gaze fixated on the

up the mountain. Instead, she drove straight to the summit. They found themselves enveloped by thin white clouds, as if they were in a perilous realm. As dawn broke, the

night. Even in the rain, he would sit in his car, silently watching the receding horizon, his thoughts consumed by Sadie. When she was around, he never entertained any romantic notions, never took her to witness the sunrise or sunset.

you bring me here?"