A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 416 Bad Impression

Everyone remained silent as they looked at Sierra with disgust, ready to fight back for Lauren's sake.

Sierra watched how unreasonable they were and laughed in anger. "Why should I apologize? You should think about apologizing to the Gray family instead."

Noticing Lauren's confused expression, she patiently explained, "It's fine if you want to spread rumors about Benson and Theo. However, Mr. Gray Senior isn't someone whom you can spread such rumors about. Once I return, I'll repeat what you've just said to him, word for word."

Tessa and their group of friends flinched, and their expressions fell. Lauren's face was still smeared with whipped cream, and her complexion quickly paled.

She felt anxious, but she did not know what to do.

She had spoken earlier without thinking and accidentally mentioned Edward's name in the process. Having always known that Edward would never do something like that, she had merely wanted to disgust Sierra.

"I-I didn't say such things! I didn't even say anything. I'm warning you, don't spread nonsense. Otherwise, I'll make you regret it." Lauren glared at Sierra but didn't dare to continue finding fault with her.

Even the apology that she had just demanded also slipped out of her mind.

stained. I'll go and change my clothes." She pulled her stained dress in disgust and

the rest of the group no longer had any

terrified Sierra would continue to mention them spreading rumors about Edward, so she

and waved for an attendant to clean the mess

aching ankle, she rubbed her stomach, pouting. "I didn't even get to finish my cakes before

woman in a white baby-doll dress walked up to

woman was, Sierra turned

woman did not leave. Instead, she sat beside

closer toward her, Sierra felt that she looked quite familiar, as if

tone, they probably did not know each

Sierra admitted before questioning the woman's motive. "Is something

bitterly. "We do look slightly alike. It's no wonder

Benson?

before carefully studying the woman before her. She quickly realized that the woman did look like her, but the resemblance wasn't striking enough for someone to mistake the

carried themselves was completely different. The way the woman carried