The lost heiress never forgiven

Chapter 522 Photographs and Promises

Chapter 522 Photographs and Promises

After Victor finally left, Chase let out a breath. “Has he lost his mind?”

Anyone with eyes could tell Jonathan was a Wynn. But Victor refused to believe it.

What on earth was going through that man’s head?

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Susie’s face had gone pale. Victor’s words had stirred up too many old memories—especially that last sentence. It left her trembling.

“Don’t be afraid. You have me now, and Jonathan too. He can’t hurt you anymore.”

Chase looked at her with deep sorrow in his eyes. If only he had been more alert back then, maybe the woman he loved wouldn’t have suffered. Maybe their best friend would still be alive.

Susie spoke up. “Let’s go find Jonathan. We need to tell him.”

“Alright.”

Chase agreed without hesitation.

When they arrived at the ancestral estate, they noticed all kinds of baby things lying around. Chase asked the butler and learned that Sierra was pregnant.

“Sierra’s pregnant? How far along is she?”

Susie’s eyes lit up, her earlier gloom swept away.

“Just over a month,” the butler said gently. “They haven’t told anyone yet.”

His tone was tactful. Chase and Susie could tell Jonathan had no intention of informing them.

Susie gripped Chase’s

and the butler led

was pleasant–not too cold–so she’d decided to spend more

poor

from barely eating. She was more

at her and frowned. “You’ve lost weight.

eating much. I feel

to make an announcement, but they

way when I was pregnant with

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it, and I even learned how to

but Susie

give it a try.

moment of thought,

kitchen, Chase stayed in the garden with Sierra, sharing stories of Jonathan’s

a good kid.

his phone and opened an album full

than the album Jonathan

first month, a few months in, his

teenage years. In the earlier ones, Jonathan looked happy to pose. Later, he grew more defiant, and it

knew their history and wasn’t

sneak most of the later ones,” he admitted. “Sometimes people would

from

“Could

miss a single piece of

“Of course.”