When the Flame of Love Fades (Sierra) novel Chapter 317
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Chapter 317 Brewing Doubts
Sierra didn’t answer.
She already knew who Shane was implying–but she refused to believe it.
She couldn’t believe that Johnathan would ever do something like that.
And yet, Shane’s voice kept echoing in her ears.
“You think he’s clean? He’s no cleaner than anyone else.”
His tone was low–too low for Autumn to hear–but Sierra caught every word. Without hesitation, she grabbed the cup on the table and threw it straight at him.
Shane hadn’t expected her to act so suddenly. With his limited mobility, he had no way to dodge it. The sugary drink splashed all over his face, sticky sweetness clinging to his skin and clothes. The smell was sickening.
Before he could react, Sierra was already on her feet.
“A person like you has no right to judge anyone–let alone him.”
Without another word, she grabbed her bag and called to Autumn, then stormed out of the restaurant, leaving Shane alone.
He sat frozen in his wheelchair, stunned. A long moment passed before a server cautiously approached and handed him a napkin.
“Sir… are you all right?”
That seemed to jolt Shane back to life. His familiar, polished smile slid back into place.
“I’m fine. Thank you.”
Seeing his polite demeanor, the server couldn’t help but comment,
“Your girlfriend sure has a temper.”
Shane was momentarily taken aback. Then his smile deepened, just a bit more genuine.
“Yeah… she’s always been like that. Can’t blame her, though. I did her wrong once…”
Maybe the server had never met someone who could stay so gentle even after being doused with a drink. She kept chatting, but Shane only nodded vaguely. No one could tell what was really going through his mind.
Downstairs, Sierra pulled Autumn along, walking fast and tight–lipped.
Noticing her expression, Autumn didn’t dare say a word.
Not until they stepped outside did Sierra finally stop. She let out a breath and said apologetically, “Autumn, let’s just end the day here. We can hang out again in a few days.”
“Sure,” Autumn replied, then added, “Don’t let someone like that get to you. He’s not worth your anger.”
“I know.”
Sierra felt warmth spread through her chest. Autumn’s words lifted some of the weight from her heart.
After saying goodbye, Sierra didn’t head home right away. Instead, she called Johnathan again. Still no answer.
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