The Heartbreak prescription novel

---- Chapter 1075 Sierra was nervous. She had no idea what Zada was about to say next. Zada didn't press her and just said calmly, "I was only saying that, Since you're not hiding anything from me, can you do me a favor?" Sierra let out a quiet sigh of relief. The last thing she wanted was to get stuck in another tense conversation. All she wanted now was to make Zada the perfect scapegoat and throw this. woman in prison. Putting on a sincere smile, Sierra said, "Of course. We're best friends! Whatever you need, just tell me.

If it's something | can do, | promise I'll help." Zada grabbed her hand tightly. "Halsey and her baby are gone. The poison came from the chicken soup | made. Mr. Lane thinks | did it, and he's having people look for me-he wants to turn me in" That caught Sierra off guard. She had seen Shaun order his men to arrest Zada back at the hospital, so how the hell had Zada shown up here? Sierra probed, pretending to sound concerned, "Mr. Lane told his ---- people to arrest you. Did you escape?" Zada nodded. "Yeah. | told them | needed to use the bathroom, then climbed out the window. By now, Mr.

Lane must've realized I'm gone. He's probably already sending people after me! | can't let them catch me. I'm innocent, | swear. You believe me, right?" "Of course, I believe you," Sierra said quickly, keeping her voice soft and sympathetic. "You, me, and Halsey are like sisters. You'd never hurt her." "Thank you. You're the only one | can count on right now. Please help me, okay?" Sierra tilted her head slightly. "What do you want me to do?" "| can't let Shaun's men catch me," Zada said anxiously. "| have to get out of here. Once things calm down, I'll come back.

I'll find out who really killed Halsey." A glint of cold light flashed in Sierra's eyes. Well, she wasn't gonna let Zada get away that easily. And this idiot actually came to her for help. She had just, basically signed her own death sentence. Zada said urgently, "I can't fly right now-it's too risky. Can you get me a boat ticket? I'll leave by sea." "A boat ticket?" Sierra repeated. ---- Zada nodded eagerly. "Yeah. As soon as possible. Can you get one for me?" Sierra hesitated, pretending to think. "I'll make a call and see what | can do." "Please, hurry!" Zada said, her voice shaking.

"I'm counting on you!" Sierra pulled out her phone. "Okay, |'ll call right now." She turned her back, pretending to scroll through her contacts while her mind raced. There was no way she was letting Zada escape. Zada was supposed to be her scapegoat, and she wasn't about to let her leave. Then it hit her-she needed to tell Shaun. Since Zada wanted to flee by boat, all Sierra had to do was tell Shaun where to find her, and he could catch Zada red-handed. Sierra smiled to herself as she lifted the phone to her ear." Emerson? Hey, I need your help getting a boat ticket. Yeah, it's urgent.

I'll pay whatever it costs-just make it happen, okay? Great. Thanks!" She hung up and turned back to Zada, her face lighting up. " ---- Good news!" Zada's eyes widened. "What? Did you get the ticket?" Sierra nodded enthusiastically. "Yep. My friend, Emerson, pulled some strings and got one. It cost a fortune, but it's ready. You can leave right away." Zada threw her arms around Sierra. "Thank you! You really are the best! | owe you one!" Sierra patted her back gently. "Come on. Let's get you to the docks. Right now, your safety comes first. You have to get out of here fast."