The Lost Heiress: Never Forgiven (Sierra Xander) novel Chapter 540

Chapter 540 You’re Safe Now

“I’m fine.”

Jonathan knew exactly what Chase was about to say, so he spoke first, his voice calm. “It doesn’t change anything.”

He slowly walked over to Susie’s bedside. Earlier, in the doctor’s office, he’d already read her medical file.

Only now did he fully understand why Sierra had chosen to strike.

Standing beside Susie, he still couldn’t bring himself to say “Mom,” but he lowered his voice and said gently, “Rest now. I’m back. It’s going to be okay.”

Jonathan understood why Susie had gone to Victor.

The feeling was hard to describe. He knew exactly how much Susie feared that man. And yet, for him, she’d dared to go alone. She’d even tried to kill him.

When she heard Jonathan’s voice, tears streamed from Susie’s eyes. Her lips parted, and she murmured, “Sier… Sierra.”

Just saying those two syllables had taken everything she had.

Jonathan immediately responded, “I’ll go see Sierra soon. She’s okay.”

He didn’t stay long. After quietly reassuring Susie, he got up to leave.

Jose walked him out. At the door, Jonathan patted his shoulder.

“Take care of them.”

“I will.”

“And don’t do anything reckless. I’m back. Leave it to me.”

Hearing that from Jonathan, Jose finally felt a sense of ease.

He wasn’t a kid anymore, but somehow, Jonathan always managed to ground him.

From the hospital, Jonathan went straight back to the estate. Sierra was still asleep -she had only just managed to fall into a proper rest.

It had indeed been Sierra who had ordered the hit. Not to kill Victor, but to make sure he suffered.

When Jonathan arrived at the estate, the house staff were nearly in tears.

“Where’s Sierra?”

“In her room, resting,” the old butler answered quickly.

Jonathan kept his emotions in check, went to shower, changed into clean clothes, and only then stepped quietly into the bedroom.

Sierra hadn’t woken yet. Jonathan sat beside her, drinking in the sight of her as if he hadn’t seen her in years.

It had only been half a month, yet it felt like a lifetime.

She’d lost weight–noticeably so. Jonathan’s eyes dimmed with guilt.

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