The lost heiress never forgiven

The Lost Heiress 57

Chapter 57 The Truth Spills Out

“Sierra, stop being stubborn about this, Bradley said.

He knew his sister was disappointed in them, so he had decided to start with the person she cared about most–her grandmother.

Sierra took a deep breath.

She was so tired of the Xander family.

They never listened. Or rather, they only heard what they wanted to hear.

That night, she had made herself clear, yet they still believed she was just throwing a tantrum for attention.

They never asked if she wanted what they were offering. They just forced things on her and then patted themselves on the back for being generous.

She didn’t want to waste another word on them. Instead, she turned to the hospital staff.

Please don’t allow anyone to disturb my grandmother again.”

The doctors and nurses looked a little uncertain. The lead physician, Dr. Zahn, spoke up hesitantly.

The doctors they mentioned are top specialists. If your grandmother transfers to their facility, there’s a chance for a breakthrough.

Sierra shook her head. No need. She’ll stay here. Dr. Zahn, I’ll continue to count on you.”

Dr. Zahn smiled Being trusted so completely by a patient’s family was a rare thing.

“You can rest assured: I’ll do my best.”

She and the doctor hadn’t lowered their voices, so Bradley and Evan heard everything.

Evan frowned. His tone was disapproving. “You’re being childish. You say you care about your grandmother, but you’re playing games with her life.”

around abruptly

“Did you ever care?”

a sharpness in her voice,

boy who cried wolf. And I definitely don’t believe you. Besides, what if Denise gets into trouble again? Are you going to push me out in her place? If I refuse, are you going to dangle my grandmother’s life over my head

“Sierra!”

“Do you have to

away and

done those things without hesitation, yet now they thought

walked right

back and spoke calmly. “I know this is something you’ve never let go of. But I still hope you can

one more time.”

Impossible.

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The Truth

never

only person she could count on now was

her research was successful, her grandmother’s condition

to

Finished

see she wasn’t responding. He wanted to keep talking, but before he could,

wheeled

been loud enough to

and Evan, then spoke

Test

“Hello, ma’am. We’re Bradley and Evan, Sierra and Denise’s brothers. We should have visited you sooner. I apologize

brief nod, an

really are her

voice was steady, but there was

pushed her out? Pushed her

Evan’s

expected her to