Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 985

Connor's eyes were hit with a wave of disappointment. Yet, he managed to pull off a polite smile. "We'll have another shot at it."

Just then, an assistant burst in without knocking. "Mr. Sartori, we have a problem. Little Tim's gone missing."

Connor's face changed instantly at the news. He shot up from his seat. "What do you mean, missing?"

The usually calm and collected Connor showed a rare crack of panic and loss of composure. Those words hit him like a sharp knife straight to the heart. Missing. Missing.

The assistant, voice shaky, explained, "I was playing with the young master in his room, but stepped out to the balcony for a call. It was barely three minutes, and when I turned back, he was gone. We've looked everywhere."

The assistant was visibly trembling. He knew the young master was the pride and joy of everyone at Sartori Corporation. If something truly happened, no amount of apologies would ever be enough.

Connor's fingers tensed up. He directed, "How long has he been missing?"

"Ten, ten minutes."

breath, trying to gather himself. "He's got to still be in the hotel. Get the manager to pull the surveillance footage, give Tim's photo to all the hotel staff,

"Mr. Makiko, I

knew his son well. Even at just three years old, Tim was quite the little prankster. This wasn't the first time he'd

nodded seriously. "Mr. Connor, whatever you need, just say the

was on high alert because of the missing child. Almost every staff member was on the hunt. This kid

Meanwhile...

cart. He peeked out curiously as it rolled around, watching the chaos unfold with his chubby little hands covering his mouth. He had always loved playing

the cart suddenly stopped, reacting to some order. He abandoned

watched the

on an

coast was clear, he slowly crawled out from under the cart. But as he emerged, he realized everything looked unfamiliar Tim started to feel a little scared. After all, he was just a

room number but couldn't find the elevator. This floor seemed completely deserted. Tim scratched his head,