A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 250 Relentless Pestering

If this had happened in the past, Sierra would've been disheartened and did everything she could to make Benson pay attention to her.

However, she was completely unfazed, let alone do anything to curry up to him. "Actually, you don't have to go. I don't want to see you there, either."

Benson's expression changed. He was about to question Sierra if she had fallen in love with Theo, but his arms suddenly sank. It was Sophie holding it.

"Benson has broken up with you, Sierra. Please stop pestering him and let him go." Sophie immediately panicked when she noticed how Benson stopped looking at her after Sierra showed up.

"It's not what you think, Cee. I have broken up with Sophie. She's the one who wouldn't stop pestering me. Don't misunderstand me," he explained frantically, never counting on Sophie saying something like this.

Sophie seemed hurt. Then, she looked at Sierra resentfully.

It was all her fault!

"You don't have to tell me about how things are between you two. It has nothing to do with me. Get out of my way."

The stuff Sierra was carrying was a little heavy. She didn't dare to use her left hand, and her right palm was a bit sore from being squeezed. All she wanted was to go home as soon as possible.

quickly shoved her away and snarled, "I've given you everything you deserve. Get out of

tone. It had never

shocked that she loosened her grip. She had lowered one hand and rested another hand

in his eyes. Instead, there was only irritation and impatience. It was as if he viewed her as nothing more than a piece

color from her lips gradually faded.

"Benson?"

disgust. She was crushed by his words and actions. However, she didn't resent him for it. Instead, she directed her

again, he wouldn't have been hung up on her. She was the shameless lady who

leave if that's what you want, but

"I love you, Benson!"

feelings before she walked away, turning back and looking at them

her eyes fluttered. If she wasn't mistaken, Sophie glared at her

won't show up in front of us ever again." Benson didn't hear a word Sophie said. He was obsessed with flattering Sierra. "I

instead, who was inching closer to her. She frowned

between them, she insisted, "We have broken up, Benson. Our relationship is a thing of