The lost heiress never forgiven

The Lost Heiress 221

Chapter 221 A Parting at Sea

Sierra sneered and walked out.

She went straight to the restroom and scrubbed the spots where Kason had touched her, washing away every trace of him before she felt satisfied.

When she stepped out, she saw Johnathan waiting outside.

She knew what he wanted to ask.

I’m fine,” she said before he could speak.

Johnathan still didn’t look happy. He had heard everything

While he sat across from Mr. Richardson, entertaining empty pleasantries, he had also been listening to Kason’s conversation

with Sierra

It

had taken everything in him not to get up and break that man’s neck.

But Sierra wanted to do this her way.

She wanted to expose what the Richardson family had been doing.

So, for now, he had to endure it.

And that feeling–having to hold back–made him feel suffocated.

His expression remained dark until Sierra reached for his hand and gave it a small shake.

Only then did his face ease up.

They finished their meeting with the Richardsons and left.

As soon as they were gone, Mr. Richardson’s expression soured.

“This Johnathan is not easy to deal with,” he said.

It wasn’t just the way he spoke, careful and controlled.

was the presence he

about him made people

make a move until we understand exactly who we’re

a temporary truce–Mr. Richardson had apologized on Kason’s behalf and offered

this was only

no problem playing weak now

smoke and mirrors, he would

lazily, clearly

His father frowned.

been reckless, but now he seemned outright

he really think he could touch a man like Johnathan without

remember what I said. Mr. Richardson

A Parting at

Kason smirked.

not happening. Sierra is mine. And unless something

Mr. Richardson’s face twisted.

“You’re serious?”

worry, Dad. She and I are the same kind

was convinced

true nature–her ruthlessness–was something

hid it

Richardson didn’t look

for the first time in a

had never taken

reason, he had a feeling Kason was

to Johnathan, trying

Finished

I’m doing she reassured him. “Your friend gave me all those tools. I

here.”

Johnathan’s scowl didn’t fade.

tell her that he had heard every word she

he knew she was just playing

that–like he was just another man she’d get

Sierra called his name sweetly.

still wasn’t good

starting to think she didn’t need to

his name like