The Lost Heiress: Never Forgiven (Sierra Xander) novel Chapter 461

Chapter 461 Family Ties and Foreign Eyes

Chapter 461 Family Ties and Foreign Eyes

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At this point, there was little more Sierra could say. She knew Jonathan’s heart had already gone cold.

of hope he had.

What happened abroad had crushed any las

carlier, he wouldn’t have turned out this way.

If they had said something–anything–just a

In the end, it all came down to destiny.

Wayne didn’t press the matter after hearing her. He had known Sierra long enough to understand that she was strong–willed. All he could say was:

“You’re right. Let’s leave it to time. But… this matter mustn’t spread. If people outside find out, it could put Jonathan in danger.”

That made Sierra pause.

She’d heard hints before–that Jonathan’s identity as Susie’s biological son had to be kept secret. But why? Even after all these years?

“You mean… there are people even you can’t keep in check?”

She finally asked. Wayne’s face darkened.

He said meaningfully,

“The Wynn family holds a great deal of influence within the country. Here, we don’t have real rivals. But that doesn’t mean we’re untouchable on the global stage.

He continued,

“Take that half–foreign kid who recently came to Capital City. His family is on par with the Wynns. And their methods are dirty.”

Something unpleasant flickered across Wayne’s face.

Half–foreign? Could it be… White Lane?

That thought immediately struck Sierra, and she voiced it.

“You’re talking about White?”

“Yes. His family has a long history, but they’ve never played fair. Worse, they have close ties with several foreign political figures. You should keep your distance.”

Sierra hadn’t expected this. She quickly nodded.

“Understood.”

She was tempted to ask if it had been White’s family that once threatened Susie. But she knew Wayne would never tell her, so she let it drop.

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Chapter 461 Family Ties and Foreign Eyes

They walked a bit longer before Sierra helped Wayne back inside.

Jonathan had just wrapped up his work and was on his way to find them. When he saw them return, he simply said,

“Grandpa, it’s getting late. We’ll head out now.”

“It’s dark out–why don’t you two stay the night?”

“No need. Sierra has class tomorrow. This place is too far; we might not make it in time.”

As he spoke, Jonathan helped Sierra with her coat. After saying goodbye, they left.

On the drive home, Jonathan asked,

“Grandpa didn’t give you a hard time, did he?”

He knew all too well the kind of person Wayne was. Tactics, pressure, manipulation–Wayne always had a

way.

He was

worried Sierra had been put in a difficult spot.

“What would he make things hard for me about? I’m your most important person. And since he cares so much about you, he treats me very nicely now. After all, he’s hoping I’ll say good things about the Wynn family.”

Sierra joked playfully.

Her teasing lightened the mood in the car.

Sierra hesitated several times but ultimately said nothing about what Susie and Wayne had told her recently.

Because if Jonathan had wanted to know, he would’ve asked.

His silence was its own answer–he truly didn’t care anymore.

As expected, Jonathan didn’t ask a single question. Once he heard that Wayne hadn’t pressured her, he moved on to other topics, mostly about preparations for their New Year’s trip to the island.

But because of what Wayne had said, Sierra eyed White differently the next day.

White was so enthusiastic, it was easy to let your guard down around him.

He was an investor who had only visited a few times but had already earned the goodwill of several classmates. Especially Autumn–she had a very high opinion of him, finding him both funny and

attractive.

“Autumn… don’t tell me you like him?” Sierra asked teasingly.

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