The lost heiress never forgiven

The Decision

Johnathan’s expression turned grave. Technology like that wasn’t something just any country possessed.

He exchanged a look with Stone and both saw the same weight reflected in the other’s eyes..

“What about the man?” Sierra asked quickly. She remembered Dora saying there had been someone else involved.

“He died the day after his arrest. Poisoned himself. He couldn’t withstand the interrogation and didn’t want to spill anything. He crushed a poison capsule hidden in a fake tooth.”

Stone didn’t hide the truth from them. After all, they were already involved.

It was all classified information.

Sierra’s face went pale. What kind of organization were they dealing with, that they’d go to such lengths?

That man would rather die than reveal anything.

After Stone left, Johnathan’s expression remained dark. He wasn’t worried about himself–he was worried about Sierra.

From what they had learned so far, that organization had already set its sights on her. They wouldn’t give up easily.

So in the end, Johnathan made up his mind.

advantage of

still being tracked and, hopefully, to draw out whoever might

remained constantly on edge. Despite his body not being fully healed, he started pushing for rehabilitation–only

for my knowledge and research, not to kill me. But if you keep pushing your body

organs had been severely damaged, and it had only been a few days since the accident. Yet here he was, already

you’re fully recovered.

Johnathan understood. But he couldn’t shake the anxiety in his heart–an unease he couldn’t

a piece of good news arrived–Dora had

virus in her blood. Every test came back clean. The doctors finally

after hearing the news was beg Mateo to take her to

“Ms. Sierra!”

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rang out as she entered

if she suddenly thought of something, she looked up and asked carefully, “Can

wasn’t even four years old, yet the way she carried herself broke everyone’s heart. Even

Johnathan said gently. “She is who she is.

was. Johnathan couldn’t even bring himself to say “your mom” when referring to Quinn–her actions

up. She skipped over to Sierra, not saying a word–just looking at

she was going to die. All she had wanted was to hear one more story

still been there, reading to her with that same warm, soothing

told her Sierra was the one who saved her life. Without her, she would’ve never