Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 324 Oblivious to the Chaos

"Micah is just a tough talker with a soft heart," Dahlia sighed in frustration. "He sent someone to look for the child but dressed it up as 'going to catch' the child."

"Really?" Sadie was skeptical. "Would he be that kindhearted?"

"He rushed to your place last night after replaceing you passed out. He carried you all the way downstairs and drove you straight to my hospital. While you were unconscious, he spent the entire night by your side. Didn't you feel his concern at all?"

Dahlia said this in one breath, clearly a bit dissatisfied.

Sadie's eyes fell on the couch beside her, noticing Micah's coat.

On the small coffee table lay the signature Clemens family crystal glasses, a porcelain plate, and unfinished pastries and fruits. She recalled how he had rushed to her window that morning, taking her hand, his words and expression filled with concern. When she had begged him to help replace her child, he didn't refuse her.

It was after he heard Mason's voice that his demeanor changed. Maybe it was true...

"Micah loves you deeply," Dahlia stated emphatically. "Even as an outsider, I replace it moving. How can you remain so indifferent? He might be temperamental and a bit obsessive, but he's straightforward. If you understand and treat him with your heart, none of this will happen."

Sadie pondered Dahlia's words; they seemed to make sense, but her mind was elsewhere. "As long as he can help me get my child back without harming my family, I'll be very grateful to him."

"With Andrew on the case, your child should be found quickly." Dahlia changed the subject. "Now, lie down so I can treat you. Your home is a mess; if you don't recover physically, you won't have the strength to care for everyone." "Thank you."

Convinced by Dahlia, Sadie decided to focus on getting better.

After Dahlia administered her medication and left, the nurses brought in a light breakfast.

After eating, Sadie wanted to call Brenda using her phone but realized it was missing. Left with no choice, she borrowed the nurse's phone to make the call.

Brenda answered, her emotions high-pitched, repeatedly ensuring Sadie was unharmed before she could relax.

Knowing that Brenda was being treated in the same hospital, Sadie breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed Dahlia was right; Micah was all bark but no bite, and he hadn't harmed Brenda.

Sadie urged Brenda to focus on her recovery and reassured her that the kids would be home before she knew it.

Brenda remained uneasy, repeatedly warning Sadie to be cautious of Micah, deeming him a devil incarnate.

When Brenda expressed her concern, Sadie felt an unsettling pang. She had always wanted to keep Brenda out of her tumultuous relationship with Micah-both Brenda and the kids had been blissfully unaware of the troubles. This time, however, Brenda had accidentally found out about the children's disappearance. She called Mason for help, and Mason's deep-seated misunderstanding of Micah had inadvertently influenced Brenda's perception, resulting in significant misconceptions about him.

The situation had become incredibly convoluted.

Sadie feared that Brenda might hurl insults at Micah impulsively or, worse, resort to violence. She dared not imagine the consequences.

Thinking ahead, Sadie resolved to have a heart-to-heart with Brenda once the children were found.

"Hey, what's wrong with this little parrot?"

"While tidying up the room, one of the healthcare staff noticed the unconscious Coco."

Sadie rushed over and was horrified to replace Coco limp and unresponsive beneath a pillow. Panicking, she gently tapped Coco's body, calling out its name, "Coco, Coco!" Coco showed no sign of life.

"It's not... dead, is it?" blurted out the young nurse before clapping a hand over her mouth.

Sadie went pale with shock, carefully cradling Coco to check on it. Though its heartbeat was faint and its breath was barely perceptible, it was still alive, yet deeply unresponsive.