The Wrong Woman

Sienna leaped off the couch as soon as she noticed Daniel sprinting toward her.

"What else can you do besides chasing me, loser?" she asked. "You can't catch me, but you won't admit you're a loser. Why are you being so annoying?"

"Sienna, I'm kicking you out if I catch you,” Daniel warned as he moved around confidently. Even though he didn't run into any obstacles, he still couldn't catch Sienna.

"Talk to me when you actually catch me. Then we'll see if you can kick me out.”

“You're toast. I'll hang you on the maple tree until you're dried up." "Sure," Sienna called out with a laugh. “Come on, loser.”

Nathan and Mila exchanged glances. He took her hand and suggested, "Let's go."

Mila watched them chase each other down the hallway. It was like a blind eagle trying to catch a playful and nimble chick.

"We don't have to worry about them,” Nathan reassured.

Hand in hand, Mila followed Nathan out of the house as they strolled along the path in the maple forest.

“Daniel's recovering remarkably fast, all thanks to Sienna. But why is he still treating her badly?" Mila sighed.

"Is he?" Nathan asked.

to kick Sienna out and leave her hanging until she dries out. It's

ran his fingers through her hair and said, "What's on your mind? Daniel could have caught Sienna in less than a minute if he

see, so how is

may not have his sight, but he can hear. With a direct lunge, he can catch her within six and

could easily catch the toughest criminals. And Sienna is just a woman, after

is he still fooling around with Sienna?" Mila asked curiously. She pressed her lips together and thought for a moment before adding, "They fight like cats and dogs every day. It's

Nathan asked, sounding envious as he looked

her tracks, causing Nathan to

think that I'm jealous of Sienna? Is there some sort of misunderstanding

heart grew heavy. After a brief pause,

have loved him ever since we were children, just as

and said, “I don't want to hear about it. Let's go

ground and stared at the somber look on his face. She knew that Nathan had taken this to heart and misinterpreted it

a brother, not romantic love