A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 251 Holding Onto the Opportunity

Sierra took a deep breath. She felt frustrated when she saw her stuff scattered on the floor.

"I'm fine," came her reply.

The bodyguard scanned her from head to toe. He didn't relax until he was sure that she wasn't injured.

Benson looked at the man, who appeared out of nowhere, and raised his voice. "Who are you?"

The bodyguard ignored him as he crouched and picked up everything in one hand. Then, he said to Sierra, "Let me give you a ride home, Ms. Shaw."

Sierra didn't intend to keep this horseplay up with Benson and invite the passersby to make fun of them. "Alright. Thanks for your help."

The bodyguard walked next to Sierra, deliberately putting himself between her and Benson.

Meanwhile, Benson was so frustrated that his face reddened when he noticed them ignoring him. He paid no mind to the passersby's odd glances and stood in

their way.

tell him that Sierra is my girlfriend. I don't

was seducing men out here when she was actually Benson's girlfriend. Some of them even accused

how the people in the neighborhood would talk

you stop it with your nonsense? We broke up a long time ago. So, stop

now, Benson. I want you to stop

saved her life once. With those in

Benson didn't seem to understand what Sierra said. He insisted on rambling on like a fool. That was why she chose to be more straightforward this time, intending

it may,

didn't instruct him to protect you. Instead, he was sent here to monitor you." Benson painted Theo in the worst light possible and did everything he could to slander Theo in

bodyguard pushed Benson away and raised his fist. "Mind your tongue. I will repeat everything you said to

He took a menacing step forward, adding, "The others might be afraid of Theo, but I'm not one

someone else's girlfriend. He had

her hand and rubbed her eyebrows. She said coldly, "Stop him and keep

bodyguard nodded in response. He tensed his muscles and shot

he wore a disheartened look on his face when

of irritation flashed in his eyes when he looked at the meddling bodyguard, who was standing

men were fittingly as annoying as he