The lost heiress never forgiven

Chapter 434 The Final Lie

Chapter 434 The Final Lie

Sierra said nothing. Of course she knew why Johnathan had done it.

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He didn’t want her to see him that way. But he was being selfish—who was he to make that choice for her?

Taking a deep breath, she turned to the old man and said, “I developed the drug. I know its effects better than anyone. If I’m by his side, I can make the most accurate calls in real time.”

Her words clearly stirred something in Wayne, but in the end, he still shook his head.

“My grandson rarely asks me for anything. Today, he did. I gave him my word–and I intend to keep it.”

Sierra didn’t want to hear any of it, but Wayne refused to give in.

Time dragged on. Sierra stopped pleading. She just stood there, staring at the lab doors without blinking.

She had no idea what was happening inside. The drug had never even gone through real testing- everything was theoretical.

Then finally, the doors opened. The butler stepped out.

Sierra and Wayne looked up at once.

The butler shook his head. “Sir… Mr. Simon didn’t make it.”

Like a thunderclap, Sierra felt something inside her collapse. She shoved the guards aside and ran in.

but Wayne called

no point in holding

sigh. He was tired–so very tired. But with the Wynn family

out, each

had all been stunned when Johnathan volunteered to be the

of them tried to say something, but no words came out. What comfort

out, “He didn’t suffer… at

quietly stepped into

uld tell.”

the center of the room was a bed, used for experiments.

expression was peaceful–he looked as if he were

didn’t speak. She just

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going to get married. You lied. You’re a liar.

soft laugh, and then the tears came pouring down. Her

died, she left me in your care, and you promised you’d take care of me. Before we came to Capital City, you said you’d be with me. When

anger broke into sobs as she collapsed onto him,

let her say

worst. Absolutely the

were supposed to face everything

to hear her crying. His steps faltered, and pain twisted across

So it really happened.