The lost heiress never forgiven

Chapter 431 No Room for Error

Chapter 431 No Room for Error

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“Quinn,” Johnathan sighed, “what is it you really wanted? A family? Wealth? You had all of that once.

He was speaking into the void. Quinn remained unresponsive.

It was clear he hadn’t come expecting answers–only to say what needed to be said.

Finally, he said quietly, “This might be the last time I come to see you.”

With that, Johnathan turned and left.

Back in the car, Mateo and Stone were already waiting, both visibly anxious.

“Well? What did you find?” Mateo asked.

“Keep her under close watch,” Johnathan said slowly. “She’s not insane.”

Quinn had been pretending. She played the part well, but in the end, she’d slipped.

Especially when he told her this would be the last time he’d visit–she kept whining, yes, but her eyes froze for just a moment. He’d been watching closely, even if he looked casual.

“How did she pull it off?”

Mateo was stunned. The reports hadn’t been fake. They’d even had someone trustworthy confirm that she’d suffered real brain damage.

Over all this time, not a single psychiatrist or neurologist had flagged anything off about her condition.

She’d fooled them all.

said flatly. She’d

kind of leverage,” Mateo muttered. Otherwise, with how ruthless that organization was, they’d have silenced her long ago. Johnathan had

never underestimating “Got it. I’ll stay on her,” Mateo nodded, then

Too terrifying.

his eyes at him, then looked at Johnathan. “How are you

Johnathan said. Better

his ribs was gone.

coming. When it did, his

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Stone didn’t know the full picture. Seeing that he seemed in good spirits, they didn’t think too

But Sierra did.

didn’t dare waste a single second. She and her team were in a frenzy, working around the clock

down the components of the drug injected into Johnathan. The issue now was the dosage–and more importantly, the fact that it wasn’t an antidote at all.

addictive ingredients. If Johnathan kept using it, the consequences would

layer,” one of the senior researchers muttered grimly.

be a breakthrough. But the moment they identified the ingredients, all hope started

thick in

professors glanced over at Sierra. They didn’t know who the patient was, but judging by how determined she was, they could guess it was

was crushing for them–so what must it be like

nothing away. Calm

I don’t think this drug works the way it does just because of that–it’s mostly a deception

she was already diving

there was no such thing as giving up or getting tired. She pushed forward with an endless reserve

projected confidence. But deep down, she didn’t know