A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo) novel Chapter 370

Sierra wasn't going to go easy on Janice either. She retorted, "Well, that's because I have a boyfriend, and you don't!"

Cayden and the other students who were single were at a loss for words.

Janice was stumped. She glared at Sierra for a long time before she turned around in a huff.

Sierra also turned around. It was as if she didn't want to talk to Janice either.

They looked so childish that Theo reached out and gently pinched her cheek. "We're here to buy presents. Let's go."

The crowd was forced to witness the lovey-dovey moment earlier. So, they tacitly stepped away from the couple and started discussing what presents they wanted to buy for their respective families.

As they strolled through the mall, everyone saw that all Sierra had to do was purchase anything she liked, while Theo followed behind and carried all her shopping bags.

At first, the sight stunned them. Then, they gradually got used to it, and their perception of his character slowly changed as well.

It was afternoon when everyone put their stuff back in the hotel. After a break until over 7:00 pm, they went to the street fairs and enjoyed the fireworks.

After an exhilarating trip to Vellmont City, Theo took Sierra back to Oceanea City. When their plane touched down, she immediately gave Madison a call, asking her to come get her gift at Southridge Heights.

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"Cee, I can't believe you still think of me when you went to the competition." Madison gave Sierra a big hug the moment she saw her.

Sierra pushed Madison away disdainfully before letting her in.

"That reminds me. How was the wedding present—" Madison spoke as she changed into a pair of indoor slippers, but she was cut off when Sierra suddenly covered her mouth.

She was squirming when she saw Theo, who was tidying up something in the living room. She immediately put on a serious expression, winked at Sierra, and patted her hand.

"Think before you speak." Sierra's cheeks grew warm as she thought about the "gift".

She didn't release her grip until after Madison nodded.