The lost heiress never forgiven

The Lost Heiress 26

Chapter 26 Pushed Out Again

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Jonathan’s single remark shut down the entire room. The students had nothing to say. He walked in, tossed his lecture notes onto the desk, leaned one hand on the table, and casually slid the other into his pocket. His voice was relaxed as he spoke.

“I don’t teach law. If you want to switch majors, hurry up and do it. Don’t waste my time.”

From the moment Jonathan started speaking, the smile on Sierra’s lips hadn’t faded.

The last time he verbally tore into Yaron, she had already noticed how sharp his tongue was. Today, he hadn’t disappointed her either.

But judging from the stunned expressions around the room, it seemed that no one else had ever seen this side of him before. The students stared at him in disbelief—this was the same professor known for being cultured and refined?

Jonathan swept a glance over them.

“No one’s leaving? Then sit down and pay attention.”

Sierra was the first to respond. She had already opened her textbook and picked up her pen.

Today, she owed Jonathan another favor.

She was racking up quite a debt with this man.

The other students quickly followed suit, scrambling to sit down, afraid he would throw them out.

Sierra glanced at Evan and Denise. Evan’s face was dark with anger, while Denise’s eyes brimmed with unshed tears, looking as pitiful as ever.

Sierra averted her gaze in disgust. She had no patience for this fake innocence.

Now that class was starting, it was no longer appropriate for Evan to stay. He was about to leave when Jonathan spoke again.

Evan, please take your sister

Xander siblings but even Sierra, who

this class. I don’t

“And besides-”

he could finish, Denise had already run out of

wouldn’t want

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hold back a

hit the mark. It

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blaming her

arched an eyebrow. So he only dared to

for him–she wasn’t an easy

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playfully, “Mr. Evan, you’d better go check on your sister before

jab. He glared at Sierra one last time before hurrying

annoying as her words were, she wasn’t

yet. She had only insisted on leaving the hospital because she heard Jonathan

after being humiliated by her

he had to check

speed up his pace, Sierra scoffed and turned her attention back

had been observing the entire scene. A flicker of something unrecognizable passed through

dared to openly target Sierra anymore. At least

outside of it, they continued to isolate and reject

care. Their childish antics were

again. Even in the Xander household, Sierra never saw her. Whether she was avoiding her or had actually gone back to the hospital, Sierra didn’t

her life, they could do whatever they