The lost heiress never forgiven

The Lost Heiress 163

Chapter 163 Apologies From the Xander Family

Although he cared about image, money was nothing compared to image. He finally stopped looking at her with condescending gare. Instead, his gaze now was filled with happiness and pride.

Finished

“Sierra, we are sorry for how we treated you, you’re suffered a lot. I am formally apologizing to you here, and I hope you can forgive us. You’re amazing, a real daughter of the Xander family indeed. I am happy to have a daughter like you.”

Franklin was someone who prioritized image and was prideful. Sierra knew it, and she found it ridiculous and funny

Ever since she was brought back to the Xander family, Franklin had never spared her a glance; he was the most indifferent to her

He always looked at her with disdain and hate. Because of the error of taking the wrong baby at birth, the Xander family became a joke.

It was not Sierra’s fault but Frankin put the blame on her, as if she was the culprit.

And for such a proud person who disdained her so much to treat her so nicely now made her feel amused.

help but laugh

“Mr. Franklin, please don’t assume a relationship that doesn’t exist. After all, I am no longer related to the

as if he was slapped on the face, and the same for

they had no relations anymore. They knew about

up. Eleanor and

mother. I shouldn’t have treated you

you have a lot of dissatisfaction and anger. I’m sorry to have treated you that way

“Sierra, we’re sorry

filled with regret and pain. They were sincerely begging for Sierra’s forgiveness. Never

ago, yet they had never formally apologized to Sierra. Today, they finally lowered their noble heads because they realized Sierra was no longer the

longer needed to look up

apologized to

that it had truly arrived, she felt none of the joy or satisfaction she had once expected. It turned out she had already seen

reaction, she only found it ridiculous. They looked

watched them. The scene fell into a hushed stillness as reporters

the situation had already exploded. At this moment, the number of people watching the live stream had soared to billions. No one had expected a simple research conference to turn into such a spectacle. First, the academic theft scandal, then the rise of a prodigy, and now a full–blown