A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 325 See No Evil

Only God knew how surprised Madison was when Theo's call came in. She was worried sick when he told her that Sierra was dispirited because of the Shaw family. Immediately setting everything aside, Madison hurried over.

"Where's Sierra?" she asked hastily the moment she saw Theo.

"She's playing the piano upstairs and hasn't stopped since she started." He pointed at the second floor in concern.

Madison sprinted upstairs and didn't stop until she was at the piano room's door. She watched as Sierra pounded the keys with her eyes closed, and she couldn't help but snarl, "Damn you, William."

The music sounded different from Sierra's usual playstyle; it carried anguish and rage.

Sighing, Madison turned around. "Mr. Gray, go to work. I'll keep Sierra company. You can leave her to me."

Theo looked at Sierra, who had her back to the sun. He was still worried about her, and he didn't leave until after Adrian's urgent call came in.

Madison gazed at his retreating figure and felt happy for Sierra.

to her gently as

and echoed in

her eyes closed. She stood next to her, looking heartbroken as she pulled Sierra

as much as you want. I know you're overwhelmed. We'll

of Sierra's eyes as she took in Madison's comforting words. "Maddy, he didn't just hit my mom this time. He didn't even spare Xavier,

I made a point to tell Xavier to look after Mom, but I didn't expect that..." Sierra trailed off. There were no words that could describe her current emotions as

patted Sierra's shoulder, cajoling, "It's not your fault. It's William's.

cried uncontrollably, venting her overwhelming powerlessness and

...

she sat next to Sierra. "Mr. Gray didn't tell me the details when he gave

she saw Madison's shock, she chuckled bitterly. "William actually used my mom and Xavier to threaten me, all for the sake of securing some personal

own daughter with the safety of his wife and son. How absurd is that?" she asked as

began harshly criticizing William. She didn't stop until her throat felt dry, and that was

console Sierra. "Don't punish yourself over someone else's mistake. More to the point, it's

head. "I don't