The Wrong Woman

Daniel asked, "What if you change your mind?"
Sienna replied without hesitation, "I won't change my mind."
Daniel smiled lightly as he asked, "How can you guarantee the future?"
"Honey, you're being so realistic," Sienna said helplessly.
Holding her hand, Daniel walked around the villa, expressing his genuine concerns. "Darling, I love you very much. If I could live
to be a hundred years old, I'd love you until then.
"But if I can't, I'm worried that my parents, brothers, and sisters-in-law will divide my wealth. You won't get much, and there's no
guarantee for your future."
It turned out that this was his unassured worry. He was not afraid of Sienna changing her mind. Sienna looked at him, unable to
hold back her tears.
A week later, on a dark and windy night in a remote corner of the island, a speedboat slowly approached.
A bright light illuminated the entire cabin. A man stood on the gangplank, holding a rifle in his hand.
After the speedboat docked, the man waited on the speedboat for a while. A figure emerged from the bushes and boarded the
boat.
"Alex, everything is ready."
Alex patted the man's shoulder and said, "You did a great job. Let's set sail."
As the man turned around, a muffled bang echoed and a sniper bullet came from a distance, directly killing the armed man. The
man fell instantly.
Alex was startled. She quickly picked up the rifle, and anxiously looked around. Another muffled gunshot came. Alex's arm was
hit, the pain contorting her features. Soon, police officers poured in from all directions, and several yachts surrounded her
speedboat.
Clutching her bloodied arm, Alex stared at the approaching police She glared at Daniel sinisterly, a cold smile playing on her lips.
Even when facing death, she showed no fear. All she felt was resentment.

Ryan took out handcuffs, holding a gun in one hand and the handcuffs in the other. A few of them boarded the speedboat and
quickly handcuffed Alex.
Daniel said coldly, "Three years. I've been waiting for this moment for three years."
Alex sneered through gritted teeth, "Back then, I should have killed you."
"Do you regret it?" Daniel grabbed her arm, pulling her in front of him, enunciating each word, "You produced and trafficked
drugs,. harming countless people and families. Even without me, your fate would have been the same”
Alex smirked sinisterly. "I don't regret it."
"Let's see if you can still say that when you're on the gallows." With that, Daniel pulled her arm and personally escorted her off
the boat.
After putting her in the police car, Daniel looked up at the sky. The night was dark, without a single star. But he felt that the night
sky tonight was beautiful.
Ryan walked over and patted him on the shoulder excitedly. "Congratulations, you finally caught this big criminal, avenged the
past, and made a great contribution!"
Daniel smiled bitterly and got into the car without uttering a word.
The police car's siren sounded in the middle of the night like an exhilarating symphony.
Eight months later, Daniel was promoted to supervisor. He was no longer on the front lines, allowing him more time to
accompany Sienna.
Sienna's pregnancy went smoothly. The baby developed well, and all the prenatal checks showed no issues.
Her family treated her well, pampering her like a princess. They did not allow her to work, tire herself out, or do any heavy lifting.
They made sure Sienna was happy and stress-free every day.
Daniel made time to be with her daily, spending time with their unborn child, listening to music, and reading storybooks. Sienna
felt like she was back in her carefree childhood, waking up happy every day.

As her due date approached, Daniel started his paternity leave, accompanying her 24 hours a day. Even when she went to the
bathroom, he stood guard at the door chatting with her to ensure she was safe before he could relax.