Chapter 68 The Emotional Card

Jonathon had been bable /bto find Dickson, so naturally, he knew who had taken him

Understanding what she wanted to do, Jonatan said. ‘Til handle this. Stay out of it

Sierra shook her head “No don’t get involved. This bhas /bnothing to do with you.”

“What do you mean? So only youre allowed to stand up for what’s right?” Jonathan’s tone was teasing, but there wasn’t a hint

f amusement in his eyes. He was birritated/bb, /bband /bthis feeling was unfamiliar to him.

On the surface, he seemed bmild/b–mannered, but in ruthb, /bhe was a cold and indifferent person.

11 Sierra hadn’t stepped in, he wouldn’t have cared about Dickson’s bsituation/b. He wouldn’t have even given it a second. Thought

He had seen too much of this kind of thing. To him, people like Dickson were no different from ants.

And divines didn’t concern themselves with the lives of ants. After all, ants weren’t even worth noticing.

Sierra bknew /bnone of this. She simply didn’t want Jonathan to get too involved.

To her. Jonathan was someone who should be entirely devoted to research, pouring all his energy into academia.

She didn’t want his lite to change bbecause /bof this.

“Mr Yeager, I don’t want you to be involved!”

It was all too filthei

Understanding the unspoken meaning behind Sierra’s words, Jonathan wanted tough but found that he couldn’t. He only.

felt mocked.

This clueless girl actually thinks I’m a good person. How ridiculous,

A mischievous thought crossed his mind. Should I tell Sierra the truth and let her see what kind of person I really ant

Just then, Sierra’s phone suddenly rang. Seeing the familiar caller ID, her expression turned cold. She answered, band /bBradley’s voice bcame /bthrough the bline/b. “Sierra?”

bBradley /bseemed surprised that bshe /bhad picked up so quickly. After a brief pause, he said, “bCan /byoue back? We have samething to discuss with you.”

“Have you made up your mind? Are you agreeing to the conditions 1 proposed that day?”

There was a long silence on the other end of the line before Bradley finally replied, “Yes, We’ll talk when you get here.”

With that, he hung up in a hurry.

Listening to the dial tone, Sierra curled her lips into a smirk, her smile growing wider. She waved her phone at Jonathan and said with a bgrin/b, “See? I told you they’d agree.”

Jonathan found her smile unsettling. Unable to hold back, he said, “If you don’t want to smile, then don’t.”

Sierra’s expression stiffened for a moment before she replied, “I really am happy”

She had long predicted what choice the Xander family would make.

She bwas /bbnever /bfooled by the fa?ade they had put up before. She knew that when true danger barose/b, she would always be the

one abandoned.

She quickly checked in with the doctors and nurses, asking them to keep an eye on Dickson. Then she went to Lily’s room to tell her about Dickson, basking /bher to check on himter.

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Once everything was settled, she took a deep breath and turned to Jonathan “Mr. Yeager, I have to go back now, I’ve troubled you these past few days. Once everything is resolved. I’ll treat you to a bmeal/b.

With it, she turned to leave, Jonathan watched her for a moment before following after her, saying tly. “Tll take you back

Sierra didn’t refuseb. /b

After dropping her off at the Xander Residence, Jonathan didn’t leave immediately. He sat in the car for a long time before. making a bcall/b. “There’s a change of ns. I won’t being back for a while. Help me band /bbhandle /bthe daily affairs. Also, look into someone. Her name is Sierra…..”

He suddenly paused and added, “Forget it. Don’t bother.”

After hanging up, he nced at the Xander Residence onest time before driving away.

Inside, the entire Xander family was present. As Sierra stepped through the door, all eyes turned to her.

Seeing this, Sierra smiled. “Looks like you’ve made your decision. Let’s begin.”

“Sterra!”

Eleanor couldn’t help but stand up, as if wanting to say something, but Sierra raised a hand to stop her. “Madam Xander, there’s no need to y the emotional card now. At this point, we’re just two parties in a business transaction. ying on emotions is no longer appropriate.”

Eleanor was at a loss for words, stung by Sierra’s response. She looked at this unfamiliar daughter and felt an ache in her heart.

Back then, when she learned bthat /bSierra had suffered outside, she had wanted to bring her home and take care of her, but no one could have predicted that things would turn out like this.

She genuinely wanted to treat her well, but Denise was the daughter she had braised /bherself. With Denise’s fragile health. Sierra gradually faded into the background.