Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 261 The Only Woman for You

"Why bring this up now?" Sadie asked anxiously, sensing the chill in Micah's tone.

"So that means..." Micah's eyes narrowed dangerously, "After you slept with me four years ago, you quickly got together with Mason."

Sadie's heart sank, realizing she had overlooked that.

Every time Micah heard something about the kids now, it would stir up thoughts of her closeness with Mason.

The air turned stiflingly tense; the spacious car interior seemed to shrink in an instant.

The temperature rose, making it harder to breathe.

Sadie was a bundle of nerves, clueless on how to diffuse the danger that hung in the air.

"Speak up!" commanded Micah, his anger palpable.

"I... I don't know what to say," Sadie blurted out in a frantic scramble for words. "That's all in the past. We weren't officially together back then. You can't be mad about it forever..."

"Really?" Micah snapped, grabbing the back of Sadie's head and pulling her face to his, his fury closing in. "Yet I've only ever been with you, haven't I?"

Sadie was taken aback, her eyes widening in disbelief. That very thought had never crossed her mind.

A man as arrogant and esteemed as him would surely have women throwing themselves at his feet.

It wouldn't be surprising if he had been with other women.

But he was saying...

"It was an accident that I still took seriously," Micah said, his brows knitted and eyes cold as ice. "All these years, I didn't go out of my way to see you, but I've also stayed away from other women. That's the difference between us." "No, that can't be?" Sadie gasped in disbelief. "You're so... skilled. It doesn't seem like..."

"How would you know I'm skilled? Got anyone to compare with?" Micah's face darkened even more.

"No, that's not what I meant..." Sadie shook her head desperately, at a loss for words.

She had always been clueless about such matters, lacking any point of reference. His intensity had simply made her assume he was experienced.

After all, he was the only man she had ever been intimate with.

Even with Ronan, during their passionate courting phase, it was never more than kisses on the forehead or tender embraces.

But now, the situation was beyond redemption. No explanation could clear things up.

"So, when you kept insisting you had a boyfriend before, you weren't referring to my other identity, but to Mason, right?" Micah interrogated, his grip tight on her cheek. His focus was entirely on her, not the road ahead.

Thankfully, the car's cruise control kept them moving steadily.

"It's not like that..." Sadie was at a loss, her own lies now twisted beyond unravelling. Her anxiety peaked as she urged, "Please, focus on driving; this is dangerous." "You've really pissed me off," said Micah, anger propelling him to shove Sadie aside as he took the next exit off the freeway.

"If you really hate my past that much, then let's... break up," Sadie tentatively suggested, her voice unsure. "I can pay you back for the necklace, and we'll be even." Her father had left her the hefty sum of $100,000,000, enough to settle any debts and provide a luxurious life for her and her children.

"Hah!" Micah gave a cruel, mocking laugh. "Now that you're all set up, you're throwing around money like it's nothing."

Sadie stumbled over her words, too messed up to make any sense.

In a secluded forest area, Micah parked the car and turned off the engine. He shrugged off his coat, then slowly started undoing his shirt, button by button. "What are you doing?" Sadie's voice quivered with panic as she fumbled for the door handle, trying to escape.

But the door was locked, trapping her inside.