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

Chapter 811 Leaving a Mark

"Micah!" Alan hurriedly reported, "They're here. The car just parked."

"Okay." Micah made a gesture, and the bodyguards immediately withdrew.

He dealt with the bloodstains, walked out of the balcony, deliberately walked into the dance floor, and went to the bar for a drink.

Sadie, accompanied by several female bodyguards, entered the Night Club. Wherever she went, her presence was formidable and could not be underestimated.

In the crowded crowd, she seemed to hear someone calling her. She turned back to look but didn't see a familiar face, so she ignored it and went straight to her balcony. At the same time, she was about to call Male when suddenly a hand embraced her shoulder from behind.

She turned around and saw him!

"You're late." Micah ruffled her hair. Only with this identity could he be so close to her.

"I was delayed a few minutes on the way," Sadie said, looking up at him. Her gaze fell on the wound on his neck, and she asked deliberately, "What happened here?" "A dog bit me." Micah raised an eyebrow mischievously.

"You're teasing me." Sadie narrowed her eyes coldly.

smiled without saying a word and led

your wound." Sadie sat on the sofa,

Micah leaned over his

stunned

"What happened?" Sadie frowned.

Otherwise, you wouldn't see me now." "Be more careful next time." Sadie chose to believe him, feeling self-reproachful for being suspicious. "If there's anything you can't solve, tell me and I'll help you." "There is!" Micah leaned back on

looked at

sip of his drink, beckoned with his finger, and Sadie subconsciously leaned over. Micah suddenly kissed her, fed her the drink, and

room, only Micah and Sadie were

forced to drink strong liquor and was bitten on the lips and

melted in his arms like spring water,

and Micah's hand slowly explored her flawless

his kiss. He finally let her go, his hot lips brushing her cheek, softly murmuring in her ear,

to leave a mark on her heart before

him with a dazed expression. This sentence seemed familiar, as if

time more like a storm,