Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 323 Sealing the Accusation

Upon hearing this, Brenda became frantic. She quickly shielded Sadie and shouted defiantly, "Don't you dare bully Sadie. If you have an issue, you come at me!" Micah was not interested in continuing the conversation and gestured with a wave.

Two bodyguards immediately grabbed Brenda and started dragging her away. Brenda fought back fiercely, shouting at the top of her lungs, "Help, somebody help me!" The bodyguards were forced to cover her mouth.

"Brenda..." Sadie was worried they would hurt Brenda.

"Miss Roth," Dahlia whispered soothingly, "Micah won't harm Brenda, trust me."

"But..."

Before Sadie could finish, Micah seized her chin viciously, forcing her to face him. His eyes burned with a fierce flame, his expression dark and intimidating. "Since I'm being falsely accused, maybe I should just embrace the charges, huh?" "What do you mean by that?" Sadie turned pale with fear and hurriedly tried to explain, "I didn't doubt you; it's all a misunderstanding."

"Andrew!" Micah didn't accept any apologies or explanations. He ordered, "Go bring those three little bastards back here, now."

"Right away." Andrew glanced at Sadie and set off with his team.

"No, wait..." Sadie wanted to stop them, but Micah grabbed her and pulled her into the room with force.

"Micah, you son of a bitch!" Mason bellowed in rage, "You think you're above the law? I've called the cops, and if you don't release Sadie, the police will..."

"Let them come!" Micah interrupted him with a cold snap. "What are you waiting for? Get this trash out of here."

"Understood!" Two bodyguards dragged Mason away.

Mason's shouting drew the attention of many onlookers - patients and their families - but upon seeing the commotion, they quickly backed off, not wanting to get involved.

In the hospital room, Sadie was thrown onto the bed, her back in such pain it felt like it was about to break.

"If you don't want to die, stay down!"

Micah looked at her with cold indifference as though she were a stranger.

"Micah, don't do this." Sadie's forehead was slick with sweat, and she spoke weakly, "Mason just misunderstood you; that's why he spoke out of turn, but I've always believed in you..." "Really?" Micah let out a cold laugh. "Believe in me while suspecting I took your kid?"

"No, I didn't..."

"I won't be slandered for no good reason." Micah sat on the couch, crossing his legs gracefully. "Since you're all labeling me as some sort of devil, a villain, a bad guy-then I might as well play the part!" "Please... no..." Sadie begged, shaking her head in tears.

"Save your strength. You might need it to plead for your kids."

With a final cold glance, Micah stood up and left the room.

"Micah, please..." Sadie tried to call him, but the door had already closed.

Nurses outside locked the door.

Sadie banged on the door; no one answered. She was left alone in the room, in sheer despair.

Brenda had fallen ill, the children were missing, and she was already frantic; now she'd crossed Micah.

She didn't want to imagine what would happen if Micah's people caught the kids!

Dahlia entered, pushing a medical cart, and announced, "I've brought your medication."

"Dr. Rey..." Seeing Dahlia was like grasping a lifeline. Sadie pleaded, "Please, I beg you to speak to Micah for me. Please ask him not to hurt my children." "Do you think that's a good idea?" Dahlia said suddenly.

"What?" Sadie couldn't wrap her head around it. "Micah sent someone after my child; how could that be good..."

Her words hung unfinished in the air when the realization struck her: her child was missing. If Micah sent someone, they first had to locate her child.