A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 392 Without Hesitation

Little did Sierra know that her fragile yet stubbornly composed demeanor only made her seem even more pitiful.

Yvette cursed Douglas in her heart, calling him an absolute bastard. All he ever did was stand up for Melody, never once considering the feelings of others..

Theo glanced at Sierra first. Then, he instructed the person behind him, "Please check on my wife. She almost fell off the horse just now."

The doctor, who had been standing quietly with a mask on, immediately stepped forward upon hearing the order. However, before he could reach Sierra, a hand abruptly blocked his way.

"No. Check on Melody first. Her injury is more serious," Douglas ordered.

His face was gloomy, and his stance was unwavering as he stared at Theo.

Daniel and Simon's expressions immediately changed. They quickly stepped in to mediate.

here. Let him check on Sierra first, then he can properly

displeasure, feeling that they had abandoned their old friend just like Theo. All they ever cared about now

grew up with us. Emotionally speaking, our bond with her is much deeper." He then gestured toward Melody's foot and continued, "And if we're talking about injuries, hers is obviously worse. No matter how you look at it, she

yanked Douglas aside and motioned for the doctor to proceed. "Go

you hear what Theo said? Sierra almost fell off the horse. Let the doctor check on her first. Once we're sure

like she had been scared senseless. If she had internal

but she didn't, right? Her clothes aren't even dirty. How could she be in worse shape than

flickered. She saw that Theo's gaze was cold and unwavering and knew that he wasn't going to change his decision.

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back only made Douglas feel even more heartbroken and furious. He looked at Theo and then at Sierra, who was already being examined, his

you're already treating her like this. Theo, she has always had

lounge turned suffocating. Even the doctor held his breath. Everyone's eyes fell

she hadn't given up. Yet, since no one had ever said it out loud, they all pretended