When the Flame of Love Fades (Sierra) novel Chapter 134

Chapter 134 The Call of Worry

Sierra was elated, and the first person she thought of was Jonathan.

Instinctively, she pulled out her phone to share the good news with Jonathan, but as she was about to dial, she remembered the current state of their relationship. Her smile faded, and she slowly put the phone away.

Stepping out of the research institute, her sense of loss hadn’t faded when, unfortunately, Kason appeared.

“Sierra!” Kason approached with a bouquet of roses, exuding a polished air.

Seeing him, Sierra reflexively gagged, her mind filled with images of Kason’s repulsive white flesh and his deeds.

Confused, Kason still thought himself considerate as he approached, “What’s wrong? You look terrible.”

As he reached out to touch her head, Sierra dodged and slapped his hand hard. “Don’t touch me!”

Disgust was unmistakable in Sierra’s voice.

Kason’s smile froze, and a sinister look flashed in his eyes, “What’s gotten into you?”

Realizing she had lost her composure, Sierra stepped back, feeling nauseous, “I just did an experiment, I feel sick, and your cologne is too strong: it’s making me uncomfortable!”

While not exactly flattering, her words did soften Kason’s expression.

I’ve been busy these past few days and haven’t reached out. I heard you’ve been at the lab every day. How’s the experiment going” Kason asked with concern.

usy with?”

Sierra nodded without going into details about her experiment but asked, “What have you been busy

Kason seemed caught off guard by her question, pausing before responding, “Just business stuff. Anything wrong?”

“Just a bit frustrated because the experiments aren’t going smoothly; I thought you might have something fun to share.”

Kason almost blurted out that he indeed had found something amusing; he had discovered a new ‘toy‘ that could really take a beating, fiery and with a delightful scream.

Unfortunately, he didn’t fully trust Sierra, or else he would have invited her to join this

game.

But he had other plans.

“Don’t worry, there’s a party in a few days that you might like. Shall I pick you up?”

Sierra looked up tiredly and said pointedly, “I hope it’s genuinely interesting and not just minor trouble like before.”

“Of course not! Trust me, you won’t be disappointed!” Kason assured her earnestly.

Sierra gave a reluctant smile, seemingly convinced by his words.

Seeing Sierra like this. Kason couldn’t help himself; he wanted more contact with her, “Where are you headed now? Want to grab some food?”

Having gleaned useful information and not wanting to spend another moment with this scumbag. Sierra simply said, “I have

“Those classes don’t matter; nobody will trouble you for missing them.”

Sierra lifted her gaze, her look brooking no argument.

Kason should have been annoyed, but for some reason, seeing that look in Sierra’s eyes only tickled his heart; he couldn’t