The lost heiress never forgiven

Chapter 392 Calculated Risk

Chapter 392 Calculated Risk

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She had heard from Stone and the others that Johnathan was highly vigilant. If someone tampered with his car, most people wouldn’t notice, but Johnathan absolutely would-otherwise, he wouldn’t have survived all these years.

Back when he was a mercenary, he stayed alive by being bold and meticulous.

Yesterday, Sierra had been too overwhelmed to think straight. Only now did she remember to ask about it

“When you heard Quinn escaped, you were worried I’d be in danger. That’s why you rushed out and got into the accident, right?”

Just thinking about it filled Sierra with guilt.

Johnathan didn’t want her to blame herself. He spoke up. “That was part of it. But the other reason was-I was on the phone with a friend.”

His mind had been occupied with things from his parents’ past. If not for that distraction, the accident might not have happened.

“So don’t blame yourself. And besides, I made that choice.”

If he hadn’t swerved to avoid the pedestrians, he wouldn’t have been so badly hurt.

Speaking of it, Johnathan gave a faint smile. “Sierra, you’ve really changed me.”

When he saw the elderly man and the child crossing the street, he couldn’t help but think of Sierra and her grandmother.

though he knew he might be severely injured-or

he couldn’t bring himself to treat

knew about this. Her smile was tinged

to avoid hitting someone, her first thought was: if

day, she was

valued some lives over

living with guilt forever, she couldn’t bear seeing Johnathan

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Chapter 392 Calculated Risk

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know that if it were you, you’d have made the same choice. I didn’t want you to look down on me. Besides,

minimize the impact on the

right. If he’d hit that, the consequences would have been far

spoke, Maddox and Shen Qingchi arrived with food prepared by the family’s

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eat solid food yet, so everything

to update her on

person who tampered with your car was

many before, so the sabotage was barely noticeable. On top of that, Johnathan had been distracted yesterday

that driver is already dead. We also looked into the two vehicles on either side of yours. Both were making standard deliveries on schedule. Everything seemed

was all too coincidental-two trucks boxing in Johnathan’s car at

checked on the older man and the child crossing the street. The granddaughter wasn’t

like coincidence. But all

for a moment