The Wrong Woman

Daniel and Sienna were like any other couple deeply in love. They enjoyed every moment of their romance.

They loved heading into the city for leisurely walks, movie dates, dining out, and taking countless photos. They liked sharing drinks, wearing matching outfits, and enjoying the excitement of amusement park rides.

Daniel was always attentive to Sienna's wishes. He was quick to buy her anything she fancied without a second thought. Besides, he was always punctual for every date and never failed to show up.

He poured his love and sincerity onto Sienna without reservation. He always wore his heart on his sleeve for her to see.

Whenever Sienna wore slightly revealing dresses for their outings, Daniel would quickly buy her a light jacket from nearby stores.

Sienna would playfully tease him about being old-fashioned and a bit controlling, but Daniel would openly explain, "It's not about restricting your choice of clothing. It's just that when you wear revealing clothes, especially when we're alone, I can't help but get turned on."

When Daniel was caught up in work, Sienna respected his space. She didn't annoy him or act overly dependent like some people might. Instead, she only engaged when he made the first move.

Sienna thought this was how a supportive girlfriend should behave, but Daniel was displeased.

"Don't you have feelings for me?" he asked.

"Why do you feel that way?" she pushed back.

"You never reach out first and seem uninterested in my life."

"I see myself as a constant support for you, like a dependable home. I'll always be here for you whenever you need me. Isn't that reassuring?" Sienna replied softly.Contents belong to NovelDrama.Org

"I just want to understand how you feel about me. Considering all the time we've spent together, can you see yourself marrying me?" Daniel asked directly.

Time passed quickly, and two

months went by. The filming crew

from the nearby town finished their shoot. All the actors, along with several important people, were gathered.

In the early morning, Jane rushed to Sienna's house, urging her to wake up and get ready to meet the celebrities.

Since Sienna had turned down Jane's invitations several times before, she found it hard to refuse this time. After all, there might not be another opportunity if she let this one slip by.

After they went down the stairs, Sienna took a brief detour to the corner store. She needed to inform Shelly about the day's plans.

Upon entering the store, Sienna spotted Molly chatting with Shelly. Her heart raced inexplicably. A feeling of impending doom washed over her.

"Mom," Sienna called out.

Molly turned, wearing a smirk that spelled trouble for Sienna.

Shelly's expression darkened, and she stayed silent.

After saying goodbye to Shelly, Molly left at a leisurely pace. As she walked past Sienna, she greeted her politely, "What a coincidence, Ms. Lawson." Sienna felt a sudden tightness in her chest, and she clenched her fists.

She couldn't understand why, despite the filming wrapping up and the crew getting ready to leave, Molly insisted on stirring up trouble for her before departing. She remained silent while Molly left with a smirk.

Jane stood by the door, picking up on the tension in the air.

Sienna cautiously entered the store, her voice timid as she said, "Mom, I'm going out with Jane for a while. I won't be back to cook lunch, so you might want to order takeout instead."