The Wrong Woman

"Wendy, aren't you going to do something about your son?" Lindsey asked as she wiped her tears. She looked at Florence with a wronged expression.

Florence swallowed nervously, feeling a bit panicked.

Honestly, this was the first time she had seen Daniel so fierce and ruthless. She was a bit scared by his demeanor.

Luckily, she really liked Sienna. Otherwise, she might have ended up in the same boat as Lindsey.

The thought made her break into a sweat.

Florence quickly said, "Daniel is right. You should apologize to Sienna. She's very kind, so she won't hold a grudge. If you don't apologize, then just go home and don't come here again."

Lindsey gritted her teeth and glared at Sienna. Her pride was being trampled on.

Apologize to this country bumpkin? No way.

"Hell no," she sneered.

"Are you going to leave on your own, or do I have to throw you out?" Daniel asked coldly.

"Why you " Lindsey clenched her fists. She was furious. Her eyes were reddened and full of tears.

Seeing Lindsey crying, Wendy and Cheryl looked on gleefully. They were quite happy with the outcome.

Florence quickly grabbed Lindsey and pulled her out of Daniel's home. She said, "Lindsey, you should leave before Daniel throws you out." Although Lindsey was unwilling to leave, she was dragged away by the three women. As she walked, she cursed Daniel with every step. Finally, the house fell silent.

When Daniel turned, Sienna was quietly standing behind him. Her eyes were moist, and her gaze was tender. She smiled softly at him. Daniel bent down to cup her face. He looked into her eyes and said gently, "Are you still upset?"

Sienna was deeply moved. She shook her head.

"If you're not upset, then why are there tears in your eyes?"

Sienna pursed her lips and didn't speak a word. She still couldn't calm down. The reason she felt so touched was right in front of her. "From now on, if you encounter someone like that, stand up for yourself. Be tough, like you were when you dealt with me. Fight back hard, okay?" "What if it's your parents?" Sienna asked.

"It doesn't matter who it is. What matters is right and wrong. If you think you're right, don't worry about who the other person is. Don't ever compromise yourself, okay?"

Sienna nodded. "I got it."

Daniel gently caressed her cheek with his thumb. He said indulgently, "Don't cry."

Sienna couldn't help but smile. She closed her eyes and replied, "Okay."

Daniel advised her in a gentle tone, "From now on, if you see that

woman again, just ignore her. You don't have to call her aunt, and don't have to interact with her. If she bothers you, just tell me, and I'll back you up."

Sienna instantly felt all her negative emotions and insecurities disappeared.

After opening her teary eyes, she slowly wrapped her arms around Daniel's waist and looked up at him. She asked with concern, "Where did you go just now?"

"I was taking a shower," Daniel replied. He smiled as he looked down at her hands.

"It's only noon. Why were you showering?" Sienna asked; she wanted to avoid talking about the annoying Lindsey, so she talked about him instead.

Daniel's gaze deepened as he

caressed her cheek. He said softly,

"You were working just now, and I

was pretty bored. Lately, I've got a lot of energy and nowhere to release it, so worked out a bit and got all sweaty."

His mention of having nowhere to release his energy made Sienna blush. They hadn't been intimate since that night a week ago.Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

The reason was that she had experienced some tearing and pain for two days afterward. She was deeply traumatized and was always afraid of going through it again.

She was scared.

Of course, Daniel wouldn't force her. He would wait for her to get used to it. So, he had been working out every day lately.

He had been working out even more intensely than during his police training.