The lost heiress never forgiven

The Lost Heiress 347

Chapter 347 A Different Kind of Justice

“Trev–where is he?” Johnathan asked, his voice cold and tight.

Maddox pressed his lips together. “Downstairs.”

Johnathan turned, ready to go down and finish what he’d started–but Sierra stepped in front of him. She knew exactly what he was planning to do.

“Can I handle this?” she asked.

Johnathan gave a small nod. Sierra then turned to Maddox. “Maddox, is the Treno family handing him over to us?”

“…Yes,” Maddox replied quietly.

“Good. Then let him face the consequences of what he’s done,” Sierra said, locking eyes with Maddox. “Yesterday wasn’t the first time, was it? He’s probably done things like this before. I want him properly tried.”

If Johnathan dealt with Trev, the outcome would be brutal–crippling, even. That would serve as justice for her.

But not for the others.

The women Trey had hurt before never saw justice. If she let Johnathan take matters into his own. hands, she’d just be making it about herself.

No. This time, she wanted fairness–for everyone.

If the Treno family didn’t interfere, Trev would receive a fair and public trial.

Maddox hadn’t expected Sierra to take this route. He froze, then frowned. “Are you sure?”

He’d already prepared for Trev to be crippled by Johnathan. The man never held back. Sparing Trev’s life would already be a miracle.

But this?

for years and publicly disgrace

Sierra

the Treno family had chosen

understood the deeper meaning behind her words. He looked at Johnathan. “And you?

will,” Johnathan answered

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he walked out, he hesitated. “I know it’s useless, but I still want to say–I’m

said, her gaze

gave a bitter

a rift had formed

because it was Trey who’d hurt

they’d looked the other way. All the

subtle look, signaling him to follow Maddox. Mateo

Maddox walking in silence, Mateo couldn’t help but speak up. “You’re

gave a

eye to Trev’s behavior,

Sierra had

caused plenty of trouble before. Maddox had heard things–rumors. But the victims were strangers, and he hadn’t paid them much

closest friend,

to be punished,”

would hurt the Treno family’s reputation–but maybe that would

held no resentment,

Someone trying to drive a wedge

“Just

a hunch,” Maddox said.

Draven were discussing