Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1210 Not Just Anyone Can Match Him

The magic show was still rockin' on stage, and fireworks were poppin' off in the sky.

Annika hustled the female bodyguards to the front, making sure the kids were all good, everyone on high alert.

Luckily, all five kids were still glued to the stage, totally into the show.

Amanda was chillin' with them, laughing and chatting, like she had no clue what was going down outside.

Annika shot a look at Amanda, seeing her all focused on the kids and the show. She felt kinda bad for doubting her. Amanda was always solid, and Annika kicked herself for thinking otherwise. Even if someone had snuck in, it'd be those assassins from Country E, nothing to do with Amanda. Amanda might be a bit jumpy, but her character was solid.

Outside, it was a whole party, and inside, two people were still going at it on the big bed.

Meanwhile, Sadie was still out cold in the closet.

The two female bodyguards outside the door were on duty but hadn't noticed a thing.

The fireworks were loud enough to cover any noise from the room.

Amanda threw a casual glance upstairs, a smug grin on her face. She thought Joe and Sadie were a done deal! Little did she know, Barbara had her own game plan. After a bit, the fireworks started to die down, and the magic show was wrapping up.

The magician finished up with the kids, signing stuff, taking pics, and showing them some easy tricks.

It was getting late, and the kids were beat.

Amanda bent down, smiling, and asked, "Did you guys have fun today?"

"Yeah!" the kids shouted together.

"Awesome! Glad it was worth all the effort," Amanda said, feeling good. "It's super late now, time to hit the hay!"

"Okay," the kids replied together.

Annika told Arya and the bodyguards to take the kids back.

The servants started cleaning up the mess, and the magic crew was packing up the stage.

Everything was winding down smoothly, while Jesse and his team were still hunting for the intruders.

Annika and Arya were focused on the kids, clueless about what went down in the room.

After getting the kids to their rooms, Amanda headed back to hers. She ditched her heavy coat and eagerly asked, "So, did it work?"

"Yep, we saw Mr. Louis go into Ms. James's room. It's been almost two hours, and he hasn't come out," the maids whispered, giggling.

"Joe's usually so uptight. Took a bit of the good stuff to get him going," Amanda sighed, pleased. "Great, now we can seal the deal, and maybe I'll have a grandkid soon!" "Congrats, Duchess Louis!" the maids chimed in.

"You'll get credit for this," Amanda said, in a great mood.

"Duchess Louis, let us help you with your bath," the maids offered.

The maids helped Amanda to the bathroom, still gossiping about Joe and Sadie.

The more Amanda listened, the happier she got, feeling proud of her smart move.

But then she thought of something. She asked, "Where's Barbara?"

"Barbara was busy by the stage earlier, but we don't know where she went after that," the maid replied. "She might've gone back to her room."

"Hmph, like I don't know her little schemes?" Amanda sneered. "She's mad 'cause she saw Joe and Sadie together."

"Mr. Louis is so handsome and classy, and Barbara grew up with him. It's normal for her to have a crush," the maids laughed.

"She wishes," Amanda scoffed. "Joe's too good for just anyone."