Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 827 A Tiny Figure

Noah breathed a sigh of relief as Coco, the silly bird, finally took off again.

Now, it was his turn to act.

"Ethan. Have some water!" Noah opened a bottle of water and handed it to Ethan.

"Thank you, Mr. Noah Clemens." Ethan took a few sips, set it aside, and continued driving.

"Ethan, how long have you been driving?" Noah stared at Ethan's back.

"Seven years," Ethan smiled and replied, "I got my driver's license at eighteen and have been driving since then. Although not for long, I have driven many miles, and I'm skilled in driving. Rest assured, Mr. Noah Clemens." "So, braking in an emergency should be instinctive for you, right?" Noah asked again.

"Of course, we have all undergone strict training. Even if we got shot, we would first park the car safely to ensure the owner's safety."

As Ethan spoke, he began to feel dizzy and lightheaded.

"Perfect." A faint smile appeared on Noah's lips.

"Could it be..." Ethan glanced at the bottle of water beside him, his eyes widening in astonishment. "Young master, you..."

"Don't worry, I won't harm you. My Coco has flown away. I need to go replace Coco." Noah said as he picked up his small backpack. "Pull over, then take a nap in the car."

Ethan shook his dizzy head and took out his phone to call his companion, but his hand went limp, and he slumped back in his seat.

The car jerked forward, and at a critical moment, Ethan stepped on the brake.

Noah climbed into the passenger seat, shifted the gear to neutral, turned off the engine, and then got out of the car with his small backpack.

This happened to be the closest place to Half-Mountain North. Since he had scouted the route last time, it was easier to replace this time.

Following the phone's navigation, Noah hurried towards Half-Mountain North.

Halfway there, Coco had already flown to Half-Mountain North. The camera on his phone captured an empty backyard with no cars in front, the windows and doors were tightly locked, and there was no one around. Noah stopped, frowning at his phone. What was going on? Even if the owner wasn't home, there were usually female bodyguards stationed there, with two cars ready at all times.

Why was everything missing today?

Did those women all leave?

Noah felt puzzled, but since he was already out, he wanted to figure out the situation, so he continued running toward Half-Mountain North.

Meanwhile, in another villa, Sadie was sitting at her desk dealing with documents.

Annika hurriedly came to report, "Ms. James, as you expected, someone has broken into Hillside Villa."

"The number from the Clemens family?" Sadie didn't even lift an eyelid.

"It's a child," Annika said, "about six or seven years old."

Sadie paused for a moment, then turned on the computer to check.

There were already many cameras installed outside the villa. Still, on the night before she left, she had someone install additional micro monitors within a three-kilometer radius around the villa.

As soon as someone approached Hillside Villa, they would be detected.

Sure enough, on the camera, a stylishly dressed little boy with a small backpack was running quickly towards the north side of Half-Mountain. He wore a black watch on his wrist, emitting a blue light, seemingly with a navigation function guiding his way.

At the same time, he held a phone in his hand, glancing at it from time to time, probably observing something.

Sadie took a closer look and saw the current situation of Half-Mountain North on his phone.

It seemed that the phone also had monitoring capabilities.

Such a young child was actually using such high-tech products.

However, that was not important. What was important was that Sadie, looking at the tiny figure, didn't feel repulsed but rather an indescribable sense of familiarity.

"Who is this child?" Sadie stared at the tiny figure.

"Arya is investigating," Annika said, "This child looks about six or seven years old, appearing alone on the mountain, without any adults accompanying him, and he can use such high-tech products. Could it be..."