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

Chapter 789 Old Illness’s Recurrence

"You..." Micah was about to speak when another call came in on the phone. It was Mr. Louis. He immediately told Grandpa Clemens, "I have to hang up. There's an emergency on Joe's end."

With that, he switched to Joe's call. "Joe!"

"Micah, did you bring Dahlia over?" Mr. Louis urgently asked, "I need her help right away."

"What's going on?" Micah asked hastily.

"Just now there was thunder, and Sadie suddenly had a severe headache. I suggested calling an ambulance, but her staff refused. I thought since you often go out with Doctor Rey, so..." Mr. Louis was interrupted by another deafening thunder outside.

Immediately, Sadie's terrified and agonized screams rang out again, piercing the air.

Micah's heart clenched once again, and he said urgently, "I'll be there right away."

With that, Micah hung up the phone and ordered Dahlia, "Get the medical kit ready and come with me to Joe's house."

Dahlia looked puzzled, glancing at him and then at Ella. "She..."

staff would arrive soon. They will take care of Ella's injuries," Micah

Dahlia glanced at Ella and hurried

Ms. Lingston like this." A nearby medical staff said with a mournful face. "She's seriously injured. You can't just leave

signed with her hand, "Mr. Louis' situation is urgent. Go handle it. Don't worry about me. The hospital staff will arrive soon, and I'll be

for Ella's understanding. He turned to Andrew and ordered, "Stay here and escort Ella personally to the hospital. Protect her the entire time.

I'm ready." At this moment,

then turned and quickly walked

Lingston family's medical staff cried, "How can Mr. Clemens

here." Andrew hurriedly

same.

Alan, Dahlia, and others, hurriedly arrived at

thunder, and a fierce storm was raging. The weather was

rang continuously with calls from Grandpa

car and rushed towards the villa, only to be stopped by the female

the way!" Micah pushed them aside

Please, don't scare me!" Mr. Louis was pacing anxiously outside the bedroom, banging on the door in distress. "Open the