Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 340 Beyond Kidnapping

Sadie gazed at Coco in the cage, trying hard to observe the rise and fall of its slumbering body. Coco was so still that it might have been mistaken for dead if not watched closely.

But who could have fed Coco alcohol?

A devilish face flashed in Sadie's mind. Who else could it be but him?

"We can go now!" Mason, having changed his clothes and grabbed his car keys, hurried out the door.

"Okay."

They got into the car and sped away.

A few guards, tasked with ensuring Mason's safety, followed in another vehicle.

The car ride was silent until they reached the intersection of the main street. Sadie finally broke the silence and said, "Mason, I know it's awful to say this, but we can't see each other anymore." Her voice cracked as she spoke, "I can't drag you down with me. I'm really done with all the turmoil."

"I understand." Though reluctant, Mason conceded. "Right now, I can't stand up to Micah. Every time I try to help you, it only makes things worse or get you into deeper trouble. Maybe it's better for me to stay away." "I'm sorry..." Sadie took a deep breath, wiping away tears. "Take care of yourself, alright?"

"I will." Mason managed a smile. "Don't cry. Anyway, replaceing the kids is good news."

"Yeah." A new hope flickered in Sadie when she thought of the children.

Soon they arrived at the base of Fountain Avenue, where Mason opened the car door for Sadie. "Let me walk you up."

"No need," Sadie hastily declined. "I can't cause you more trouble."

"What if it's a trap?" Mason was worried. "I must make sure you and the kids are safe."

"Don't worry," Sadie gave a bitter smile. "Micah has many flaws, but he's true to his word. If he said the kids are home, they're definitely there."

"Alright then." Mason didn't press further. "You go up. I'll wait here. Once you're up there, if everything's alright, flick the light off three times consecutively, so I'll know you're all safe."

"Okay," Sadie hugged Mason. "Take care, Mason!"

"You too," Mason watched her go away with a great sense of reluctance. "If you ever leave Micah, or need anything, just reach out to me."

"I will."

Sadie looked back at him and then turned, walking briskly into the block, soon breaking into a run.

She was desperate to see her children. She couldn't tolerate another moment.

As Sadie emerged from the elevator, she hastily unlocked the door with her fingerprint. To her shock, two police officers were standing in the living room, guns drawn and aimed just at her. "Ah!" Sadie screamed in fright.

"It's Mia's mom!" Mr. Brooks recognized Sadie and quickly approached to clarify. "Officers, this is the children's mother."

The police officers immediately holstered their weapons, gazing at Sadie, and nodded. "Just like in the picture, the real one."

"How can she be the fake one?" Mr. Brooks retorted with an incredulous smile.

"What's going on here?" Sadie looked around in utter confusion.

The room was filled with two police officers, Miss Bell, the teacher from Class Sunflower, a doctor, and three paramedics.

"Mr. Clemens sent all of us to take care of the kids," Mr. Brooks explained. "He instructed us to stay with the children until you returned."

"Oh..." Sadie was filled with doubt. Had Micah really arranged all this? It hardly seemed like a kidnapping.

What on earth was happening?

But her mind wasn't on those questions now. She rushed toward the bedroom. "Where are the kids?" "They're asleep. Go ahead and see them."