A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 384 Spectacle

Simon stood up with a smile and patted Douglas on the shoulder.

It wasn't that he underestimated Douglas, but with his level of intelligence about

the same as Yvette's, the chances of him beating Sierra were slim.

However, he enjoyed the spectacle, so he gladly gave up his seat.

Daniel saw right through him, and his lips curled up unconsciously, looking forward to the show.

Before Douglas could even sit down, Melody eagerly said, "I haven't played cards with you guys in so long. I kind of miss it."

Hearing that, Douglas, who was about to lower himself onto the chair, immediately stood back up and said attentively, "Then, you should sit. I'll help you think of strategies."

Melody gave a reserved smile. "Are you sure? Maybe you should play instead." There was no way Douglas would disappoint her. He pulled her straight into the chair and then grabbed another chair to sit behind her.

"Go ahead and play. If you win, it's yours. If you lose, it's on me."

looked away, unable to bear the sight. She

Melody's expression darkened slightly. "Yvette, we haven't seen each other in so long, and you're still

was as annoying as

Yvette let out a

by Simon the next second. Rubbing his sore shoulder, he quickly changed the topic. "Come on, let's deal the cards. It'll be time for

since finding out that Sierra had married Theo, Melody had made it a point to gather information about her. Every account she heard was the same-Sierra had chased

a greedy, weak woman with no abilities of her own and who relied entirely on

like that was obviously not good enough for Theo. Even though they were already married, she refused to stand by and watch

she had deliberately

That was why sh

believed she was saving Theo. Even after her shock and heartbreak at how much he cared about Sierra, she did not have the slightest

indifferent to her, but Melody wanted to prove herself better. She even began to wonder whether he would regret it if she outshone Sierra. Would there still be a

at the card table, shooting Sierra a hostile glance. Every

Dealing with her constant

interference, Sierra started feeling

a firm line.

Simon noticed her playstyle becoming sharper, reminiscent