Chapter 56 A Breakthrough and a Battle

When Sierra worked on experiments the waspletely focused. Her small face was tense, her soft lips pressed tightly together in restraint. She looked both controlled and strangely captivating

Such a contradiction of a person

Johnathan soddenly thought of the organization.

since meeting Sierra, he hadn’t thought about the organization in a long time.

wondered–between Sierra and the organization, who was more impressive?

im the organization disappeared, he felt a deep regret. He hade to Northwind University, stayed in Maviston, searching for three years with no results.

At the time, a friend had told bim he was in love with someone he had never even met

He didn’t think it was love. It was an admiration.

He admired intelligence and Sierra was intelligent.

He was always more lenient with intelligent people.

He just hoped Sierra wouldn’t let him down.

He was lost in thought when suddenly Sierra turned to him, eyes shining with excitement.

“Johnathan I did it

Johnathan blinked in surprise.

Sierra grabbed his hand pulling him forward.

On theb table, twopletely ipatible substances had fused.

This was the step that had blocked her progress for so long. She had tried countless methods but had never been able to make it work

Yet now, she had broken through

With this steppleted, the rest would be much easier.

She had proven the bimpossible/b–that two fundamentally ipatible things could merge under the right conditions.

Johnathan stared at the experiment, his dark eyes filled with both astonishment and satisfaction.

From the moment Sierra had proposed this idea, he had thought it bwas /bbfascinating/b.

He hadn’t interfered. bThis /bwas her project. Even though it intrigued him, he had held back

He had thought it would take her bmuch /blonger to reach this point. But here she was

Adjusting his sses, Johnathan looked at her seriously and said, “You really are talented”

At her age, he wouldn’t have been able to do this.

“That’s because you kept bencouraging /bme,” Sierra bsaid/b.

Her ideas were wild, often dismissed as impossible. bBut /bJohnathan never shut her down. Instead, he urged her to keep going.

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Suppressing her excitement, she added. “But this is only the first step. There’s bstill /ba long way to go.”

She had only solved the most bbasic /bissue.

“For you, it’s just a matter of time,” Johnathan said.

With this as proof, he was certain–she would seed.

“Alright, that’s enough for tonight. Time to rest.

He checked his watch.

If Sierra hadn’t been so emotionally unsteady today, he wouldn’t have brought her here at all.

He hadn’t forgotten–she was still recovering.

Hearing his words. Sierra finally noticed her exhaustion.

They left theb.

Finished

In the car. Johnathan hesitated for a moment before saying. I have another ce. A smaller apartment. If you bwant/b, you can stay there for now,”

“No need

She knew he meant well, but she shook her bhead/b. bTm /bstill under observation. I have to go back to the Xander house every night. But it won’t be long before I’m free.

“You sure? They didn’t look like they were going to let go anytime soon,” Johnathan remarked.

Sierra let out a quietugh. “Don’t worry. They’ll give up soon enough.

She knew the Xander family too well.

Right now, they pretended to care because their bfamily’s /breputation wasn’t at stake, because they hadn’t faced any real danger.

But the moment a crisis came, she would be the bfirst /bone they threw away.

This had already been proven–again and bagain/b.

Johnathan nced at her, lips bpressing /bslightly together. “Then I hope you get your bwish /bsoon.”

Thanks.

That night, she got backte and bmanaged /bto avoid seeing the people she bdidn’t /bwant to see

The next morning, before the sun had even risen, she left for theb.

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Her fever hadn’tpletely gone bdown/b, band /bshe still felt weak, but she couldn’t afford to rest..

The experiment had finally made bprogress/b. She needed to seize this momentum.

But today, luck wasn’t on her side.

The experiment wouldn’t bmove /bbforward/b.

And just as she was growing frustrated, she got a call bfrom /bthe hospital-

Someone was trying to transfer her grandmother.

She hung up and rushed over.

Sure enough, when she barrived/bb, /bbshe /bsaw Bradley band /bEvan.

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The two brothers didn’t seem bothered by her attitude. Bradley spoke with practiced patience.

Finished

“We told you the other day, didn’t bwe/b? We found the best doctors for Grandma. Transferring her will make her treatment more convenient.“