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

"Let me out! Let me out!" Nathan started to get grumpy too.

Alan's head was about to explode from their bickering when the car door opened from outside, and Ethan anxiously asked, "What's going on?"

"Ethan, our Little Coco is missing," Mia cried to Ethan, "I want to go find Little Coco, but Alan won't let us. I'm going to tell my great-grandpa and daddy that Alan is bullying us." Alan hurriedly explained, "I'm not. I'm just worried about your safety."

"Alan, what are you doing? How could you make the kids cry?" Ethan scolded angrily, "If Mr. Clemens knows about this, you'll be done!"

"I..." Alan was at a loss. "Fine, I'll go look for it myself. You two wait in the car."

"No! We want to find it ourselves."

Mia got out of the car crying, and as Alan tried to stop her, Nathan also got out of the car. The two of them ran straight into the woods. "Don't run away, Mr. Nathan! Ms. Mia!"

Alan and Ethan quickly chased after them with others.

As they were distracted, Noah slipped away from the other side and, following a familiar route, quickly ran towards Hillside Villa. Meanwhile, Little Coco had already flown towards Hillside Villa under the guidance of the all-powerful micro tracker.

today so that he could tell her that the three of them missed her a lot and never forgot her and that they

the phone, " I'll handle this. Don't worry. I won't be soft-hearted." "You don't need to come over. I've got

"Okay, I understand."

newspaper beside her. Not only major online media but even print media were covering

her three children alone as a

did she find

seemed that she had

bride

earth was

could they do that shameful thing and get it covered by

so badly. The Lingston family has been begging them for help but the Clemens family

used this news to force the Clemens family to help?" Arya took a tumble. "Could it be that what happened

"Anyway, whether it was the Lingston family's plan or not, that philandering scoundrel doesn't deserve forgiveness!" "Exactly!"

"Enough!"

words, glaring