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

Chapter 1237 A Special Party

"Yo, your Celestia's pretty solid," Micah finally said, breaking the ice with the noble ladies.

"Thanks! Do you remember me?" the young woman replied, all smiles.

"Mr. Clemens, I can speak Celestia too!" another woman butted in.

The first woman tried to keep talking, but her voice got lost in the sea of other noble ladies trying to grab Micah's attention.

They were pulling out all the stops to get Micah to notice them.

But Micah? He barely gave the first woman a second glance. After his comment, he just looked away and kept sipping his drink. No matter what these ladies did, they couldn't seem to catch his interest. "Ms. James, let's head over there," Annika said, sounding a bit anxious. "If we don't move now, Mr. Clemens might start making his pick."

"Let him pick," Sadie replied coolly. "If he really likes someone, I can't stop him."

"But," Annika whispered, "weren't you planning to talk to him?"

me, it'll be a mess," Sadie

woman when

eyes before she regained her cool. "Then I'll wait till he's done. Maybe by then, he'll be in a good mood and not so difficult." Annika was speechless. She knew Sadie was stalling

this kept up, their plan might really go down

there are two more noble ladies over there!" someone suddenly

and saw it was Zachary, who had just come back from the restroom. He spotted

was bad; they'd been spotted. Now, they

two coming over?"

of the noble

chance and you two are hiding in the corner," Clarence scolded Sadie in Sunvale. "Good thing Zachary found you, or you would've wasted your night." "Yeah, lucky Mr. Clemens hasn't picked yet," the other men chimed in. "You still got a shot at the

party?" Annika blurted

her head and kept quiet. Andrew, standing behind Micah, suddenly looked up and stared at Annika with a complicated expression. "What? You don't want

Annika looked at Sadie.

we do," Sadie replied with a smile, deliberately changing her tone in Sunvale

wine glass, silently drinking, seemingly

said, waving them off. "See