The lost heiress never forgiven

Chapter 456 Full Circle

Chapter 456 Full Circle

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Autumn moved fast. Since Sierra had asked her to keep things confidential, she didn’t tell a soul or ask any questions. Once she got what she needed, she went straight to the lab.

The results came out quickly. She called Sierra. “Based on the hair samples, there’s a 99% probability that they’re direct relatives.”

Sierra’s heart sank. They’d all assumed Jonathan and Jose weren’t related–but somehow, things had circled back again.

“Got it. Thanks, Autumn.”

“Anytime!”

Autumn didn’t probe further. She had her suspicions but figured it was best not to get involved.

“You still not coming back to school for a few days?”

“Yeah. Thanks for helping me run the data.”

Sierra had left in a rush and could only rely on Autumn to handle the analysis.

“No problem. Just a quick task.”

Autumn didn’t linger–she could tell Sierra had her hands full and ended the call.

Sierra turned to Jonathan. From the look on her face alone, he’d already guessed.

“He’s my father, isn’t he?”

Sierra nodded.

exhaled slowly. Maybe it was everything he’d been through lately, but somehow… he actually felt okay with the

to be his father, that would’ve felt like

“Do you want to test things with

“No.”

said flatly, “If they want to keep hiding

how badly Jonathan had wanted to get to the bottom of the past. And now, just like that, he was letting it

“Let’s head back tomorrow.”

to matter to

keeping it under wraps. He didn’t want to

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choice and nodded.

to their surprise, Jonathan didn’t say a word. He just got on a plane

news to Silas, the older man let out a heavy sigh. “From now on, he really is a stranger

the limit of his disappointment. Thinking back

and Susie had also been waiting for Jonathan to confront them. They’d even prepared what to say. But the

on?” The couple stared at each

wanted to know too. The moment he heard Jonathan was back, he went to

up to Jonathan, but now… he wasn’t sure what he

silence, he finally blurted

his mouth, he regretted it. He glanced at Jonathan, panicked. But Jonathan didn’t get angry–instead, he gave

unsure how to react. After a pause, he said, “I overheard their conversation that day.

he could finish, Jonathan cut him off. “You don’t have to tell me. I

opened his mouth, but no

ask him to keep digging–but