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

Chapter 1180 Looking for Mary

Sadie crashed for a bit, and when she woke up, it was pouring outside. She hit up Annika and asked, "The kids back yet?"

"Not yet. Just checked. Duchess Louis took them to the vineyard for lunch. They're having a blast. Arya and Jesse are with them, so no worries about safety," Annika said. "Noah should be back for his online class by now," Sadie said, glancing at her watch. "And it's almost time for Mia's treatment."

"Yeah, I'll check." Annika was about to make a call when she heard a car pull up. She went to the balcony and then reported back, "Noah and Mia are back."

"I'll go see them." Sadie said softly. She changed her clothes and walked out just as Noah was coming upstairs.

"Mom!" Noah greeted with a big smile.

"Noah, did you have fun?" Sadie bent down to ruffle his hair.

"It was awesome. I learned how to ride a horse," Noah said proudly. "Jesse taught me. Next time I see Nathan, I'm gonna show off so he stops saying all I do is study." Sadie couldn't help but laugh. "See, there are things you're not good at, but if you just try, you can nail them, right?"

"Yeah, totally." Noah nodded earnestly. "I'll try more stuff in the future, Mom."

Sadie said, feeling a wave of pride. "I just want you

"Mom, I'm heading to my room for my

Noah scamper off to his room before heading downstairs

a servant rushed in, "Ms. Sadie James, Ms.

heart skipped

Duchess Louis and the kids were playing hide and seek in the vineyard, but Mary suddenly disappeared. Duchess Louis is really worried and is searching everywhere." "I'm

heard the news, rushed downstairs. "I'll

agreed,

Annika and said, "You stay here and take care of Noah and

it." Annika replied

at the vineyard, where

Sadie, she quickly apologized, "Sadie, I'm so sorry. I just

not your fault," Sadie said politely, then turned to Arya

but didn't make excuses. "Our people are still looking. We

and Donna?" Sadie demanded,

others are watching them," Arya replied apologetically. "Jesse got a message early and went out to