The lost heiress never forgiven

Chapter 428 The Antidote.

Chapter 428 The Antidote

The moment she heard the voice, Sierra’s face changed. “Shane. It’s you.”

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She had nearly forgotten about him. But the moment his voice echoed in her car, Sierra realized–she would never truly forget Shane.

He was her nightmare.

“Yes, it’s me,” Shane said calmly on the other end of the line. “I heard you’ve run into some trouble. Need my help?”

“You said you have the antidote?”

Sierra had no interest in small talk. She cut straight to the point.

“I do.”

“Where did you get it? Was it you?”

A flood of thoughts flashed through her mind all at once.

“How I got it doesn’t matter,” Shane said. “But don’t try to pin this on me. If I had that kind of power, I wouldn’t be living in exile.”

As he spoke, Shane casually toyed with the object in his hand. He had been shocked when he first received it.

He’d already heard some whispers from Capital City. Even Jade had called to warn him to stay quiet–said this was a delicate time. Someone, somewhere, was targeting the Wynn family.

But whoever it was, this whole ordeal was working in Shane’s favor.

If Johnathan went down, the Wynn family wouldn’t last much longer. And the sooner they collapsed, the sooner he could return.

Shortly after hearing the news, the antidote had arrived in his hands.

It was the most intriguing development Shane had seen in a while. He s‘” were trying to achieve.

Sierra asked, “What do you

lips curled into a smirk.

you know

know what

stayed composed. “How do I know

“That’s easy.”

“Try it.”

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“…Fine.”

hung up and stared at her reflection. Then she

day, she received a small package from Shane. Inside was a tiny vial of clear liquid–impossible to tell

tests on it. But no matter how

Should she use it?

didn’t trust Shane. But there’d been no

question tormented her, the Wynn family’s butler came rushing in. His anxious expression

could speak, Sierra took off running toward Johnathan’s

filled with

quietly. “They gave him antipyretics, but the

for days. He’d refused to let

his whole life. But

was his most beloved grandson–and he couldn’t

doctors blocked most of her view, but she could still

just a

clenched

long pause, she slowly pulled

want to see him

doctors, seeing the unknown liquid, refused to administer it. It was too

all turned to

looked to Sierra and asked, “Will this

don’t know,”