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

Dahlia breathed a sigh of relief and whispered, "Micah just wanted to know how children are doing."

Sadie nodded slightly without speaking.

"Give the phone to Sadie," Micah commanded.

"Okay." Dahlia handed the phone to Sadie. "Ms. James, Micah wants to talk with you."

Sadie took the phone and asked coldly, "What do you want?"

"Tristan has arrived in Newark. You know it, right?" Micah stated bluntly.

Sadie was visibly shocked and clearly unaware of this development.

"Please take children to Half Mountain Villa. I'll be there soon," Micah instructed. As he spoke, Andrew had already told Rodolfo to change direction and head back to Frost Peak Mountain. Sadie hesitated. She had just reunited with her children. But now, she was being asked to send them back so soon, which she found hard to accept.

Moreover, she hadn't received any confirmation about Tristan's arrival, questioning the validity of Micah's words.

"I need to confirm first." Sadie covered the phone and immediately instructed Annika, "Go check..."

Before she could finish her words, the car suddenly braked sharply.

Nathan and the others screamed in fright, almost falling off the sofa, but Annika managed to hold them in time.

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finish speaking, she was stunned. In front of them, a silver Bugatti blocked their way like a lone, cold silver fox, appearing out of nowhere! "Ms. James,"

phone, "Sadie, just take the children back

too late." Sadie frowned and then hung

really Mr.

paled in fear. Legend had it that Tristan was often ruthless and violent.

regained his composure and looked anxiously at

stopped our car!" Nathan frowned. "It's the bad guy from that day!

be good. Don't speak

car, and

turned to instruct Annika, "Watch over the

voice trembled. She knew that when Tristan got angry, it

Nathan and the others behind her and sent a

urged

"We're already speeding up."

"Faster!"

"Yes!"

approached the Bugatti,

gazing deeply at her. "Sadie, you've been naughty." This seemingly light sentence