The Lost Heiress: Never Forgiven (Sierra Xander) novel Chapter 30

Chapter 30 The Wrong Choice

Biologically, they were her family.

Yet, here she was, tearing them apart.

Jonathan should think she was terrible for doing this, right?

But instead, he smiled, looking unexpectedly pleased.

“What gave you the idea that I have such a strong sense of morality?”

“Knowing how to fight back is a good thing.”

“And besides, you weren’t wrong. You’re just giving justice to the people who died.”

With that, he patted Sierra’s shoulder and left.

Sierra stood still for a moment before she finally reacted, a smile forming on her lips.

Something that had been pressing down on her heart felt a little lighter.

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Meanwhile, Franklin and Bradley were overwhelmed.

Whoever had exposed the scandal hadn’t just made empty accusations–they had provided detailed evidence, leaving The Xander Group completely defenseless.

“We need to get another report,” Franklin ordered.

“Dad, the public doesn’t trust us anymore. Even if we release a new report, people will just say it’s fake.”

Bradley rubbed his temples.

He had already tried this approach, but no one believed them.

“Then find a more authoritative organization. A trusted expert.”

“Or go straight to the government,” Franklin said coldly.

Bradley started to respond but suddenly paused, a thought flashing through his mind.

He knew exactly who they needed.

When Bradley appeared before him, Jonathan wasn’t surprised.

He knew that if the Xander family wanted to salvage their reputation, they would need an expert to back

them up.

And he was the best candidate for the job.

Sure enough, Bradley didn’t waste time with pleasantries.

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Chapter 30 The Wrong Choice

“Jonathan, I need your help with something.”

Jonathan rubbed his thumb and forefinger together thoughtfully before responding.

“What is it?”

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“You’ve seen the scandal online, right? The public is out of control. We need you to conduct an evaluation. and issue a statement.”

Bradley’s tone was straightforward.

Jonathan’s reputation in the field was unmatched.

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