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Chapter 184

Chapter 181 The Unseen Victims.
“First, we have the homeless population: not just anywhere, but right here in Maviston, where their numbers reach into the thousands. Next, consider the isolated elderly and those who rarely leave their homes, with minimal contact with the outside world. Then, there are individuals battling terminal illnesses; some are indifferent to their fate, ready to trade their lives for money, while others might simply be misled. Finally, there are the orphanages: pharmaceutical trials require participants of all ages, so…
Jonathan hadn’t finished speaking when Sierra interrupted him.“Stop”
Jonathan’s words were shocking, but what made her uncomfortablewashistone–cerilycalm, as if he were discussing some academic research, not the grim realities he described. This stirred an odd feeling in her; she even found herself hesitant to look at Jonathan’s expression
Understanding Sierra’s discomfort, Jonathan knew immediately where the problem lay.
over, we need to
He slowly continued. “Sierra, you know I’m only stating the facts. If we want to ensure Kason can never recover, we gather all the evidence of his crimes. Without solid proof, it’s hard to take him down.”
He had also asked Mateo to look into the people behind Kason.
A single Kason couldn’t sustain such a largeoperation; there were definitely others backing him, Jonathan didn’t yetknowwho they were, but given their audacity, a showdown was inevitable.
He wouldn’t share these thoughts with Sierra. She just needed to dowhatshe wanted to do; he’d make sure she was protected!
Sierra calmed down, recognizing the truth in Jonathan’s words, though she couldn’t maintain his level of detachment.
“Sierra, Mr. Yeager is right, “then I’ll keep looking: I’ll find as much as I can,”Dicksonsaid withasense of resolve.
He was determinedtoavenge his sister.
After speaking, Dickson didn’t delay; he headed back to continue his search, leaving only Sierra and Jonathan together.
Then Jonathan asked. “Think I’m too calm?”
Sierra nodded, hesitating before replying, “Yes, it seems like you’re not angry at all. Maybe we’re just too emotional.”
Jonathandidn’t argue but simply accepted her words, “Sierra, I’ve told you before, I’m not one to meddle. It’s not wrong to say I’m indifferent. I don’t know those people, so it’shardfor me to feel much.”
Indeed, only a few people could stir his emotions–a fact that was normal for most, but Sierra still felt uneasy.
“What? Don’t you like this side of me?”
Jonathanwas pressing for a clear answer today, not settling for the usual ease or hiding his true nature, giving Sierra no room.
to escape.
He asked earnestly, and Sierra thought hard before responding, “Not really! Everyone empathizes differently, and I can’t impose my valuesonyou.”
Besides, had she not experienced and witnessed it firsthand, her reaction wouldn’t have been so strong; she’d likely only feel regret and anger, not a desire for legal retribution.
“As long as you’renotpart of it,nothelping them, I don’t see a problem.”
Sierra expressed her genuine thoughts, liftingJonathan’sspirits considerably.
He then pulled Sierraontohis lap, saying. “You do what you want to do; I’ve got yourback. Justmakesure that scum doesn’t touch youagain”
Otherwise, hefearedhe might not be able to restrain himself. Suddenly reminded of something, his expression shifted, becoming somewhat teasing.
“Didn’t he send you something? Where is it?”
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Chapter 181 The Unseen Victims.
Without Jonathan’s reminder, Sierra had almost forgotten about that whip.
She hurriedly retrieved it from her bag, intending to dispose of it, but Jonathan stopped her, “Such a fine item, it’d be a shame to throw it away
Seeing the change inSierra’sexpression, Jonathanlaughed, “I mean, there might bealotof information on it.”
Realization dawned on Sierra; indeed, the whip had been used by Kason, likely retaining his fingerprints and possibly even
traces of the victims‘ skin or blood.
Soon, this item could serveascrucial evidence.
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