The lost heiress never forgiven

The Lost Heiress 349

Chapter 349 Hidden Formulas

Sierra gave a wry smile. “Mr. Yaeger, the way you talk sometimes scares me.”

Right now, they were close–deeply entwined in each other’s lives. But what if they had a falling out one day? Would Johnathan turn those same ruthless methods on her?

As if he could hear her thoughts, Johnathan said quietly, “I would never use the same tactics on you that I’ve used on others.”

“… You better remember that,” Sierra replied lightly, trying to turn the moment into a joke before steering them back to the matter at hand. “Besides her staying with the Wynn family, did Quinn do anything else suspicious?”

Johnathan shook his head.

Quinn had come to find him around 8:30 that night. He’d just wrapped up some small talk with guests when he noticed Sierra was missing. Mateo had told him Sierra had gone outside with Quinn. He remembered checking the time right then.

Based on Sierra’s account, she had asked Quinn to come get him right around 8:00. That timeline matched. From that spot in the garden back to the reception hall would take a normal person about thirty minutes.

Plus, Quinn’s reaction when she found Sierra–and her behavior afterward–didn’t seem suspicious in the slightest.

Sierra nodded at his explanation. Deep down, she didn’t want it to be Quinn either.

If it was, Johnathan would be crushed.

“If we can’t pinpoint the person yet, then let’s track the drug,” Sierra said, pulling up a document.

report she had asked Autumn to help compile

nearly flew over to see her. It took everything Sierra had

both she and Johnathan were

pointing. “These aren’t substances available on the market. I suspect it’s an experimental compound. We might find leads through

report. His expression changed immediately. It was far more detailed than the hospital’s analysis or even Autumn’s earlier

key data patterns–ones

had come from his

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wrong?” Sierra asked, sensing the shift

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compound before? Or… is it something you worked on?”

about the drug itself. But the data— those numbers–they’re from one of

what surprised him was the calm in her gaze. No disappointment.

“Tell me what happened.”

to the field,” he said, “I got

his life was messy–he’d created more than a few things that

done in private. I destroyed everything later. The data was encrypted and sealed. I never imagined I’d see it again in a drug analysis

let out a quiet

as bad as she’d feared. When Shane had approached her previously, she’d already begun to suspect Johnathan might’ve done some illegal

it was

everything myself. No one else has the password to

report had rattled