A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 267 The Lady of the House

Refusing to share a room didn't seem like an option.

After a brief hesitation, Sierra chose to compromise. She unzipped her suitcase and began unpacking.

"Where should I put my things?" she asked, keeping her head lowered.

She didn't notice the faint smile that flickered across Theo's lips.

"Wherever you like. If my things are in the way, move them however you see fit."

He casually rolled up his sleeves, revealing his toned forearms.

Sierra glanced up, momentarily dazed.

His words carried an unspoken meaning-he was giving her full control, acknowledging her as the lady of the house.

She hesitated, wondering if she was overthinking it. After all... Benson had never allowed her such freedom.

Noticing the sudden change in her mood, Theo crouched down beside the bed, meeting her gaze with a serious expression.

"Sierra, legally, everything I own is half yours, including this house.

this home. You can

anything you're not happy with, we can change it. I won't

material things, but his words struck a chord. A lump formed in her throat,

her eyes, a wave of

course," he quickly added, "that doesn't

Sierra chuckled, swiftly blinking away the tears before they

awkwardness passed across his face as he

be in the study taking care of some work." As she watched him leave, Sierra tilted her

resumed unpacking, carefully folding her clothes and carrying

grazing the smooth fabric at the shoulders, her mind briefly flashing to an image of

had to admit the men of the Gray family were undeniably

though. Unlike Benson's youthful cockiness, Theo radiated a quiet maturity that made him effortlessly

section of his wardrobe and carefully shifted some of his clothes aside to

own.

his neatly arranged,

delicate dresses and his sharp suits, a

oddly harmonious," she

leave, her attention was drawn to a row of glass display cases at the far end of the room, curiosity guiding her steps toward

"Wow!"

though she had grown up surrounded by luxury, Sierra couldn't help

rows of stunning watches and cufflinks,