The Wrong Woman

Daniel's expression became somber. He corrected her with a serious tone, "She's not just any caregiver-she's the person I'm pursuing."

At this remark, all three women were stunned.

Sienna's face instantly flushed.

Daniel was really straightforward. He didn't bother to hide anything, nor was he being subtle at all.

What was she supposed to do with such bluntness?

"I, uh, I'll get going first," Sienna said before walking past Daniel.

Daniel pulled her arm. This time, he didn't let go. Instead, he politely said to Jane, "Are you Sienna's friend?"

Jane smiled and said, "I'm Jane Snyder, Captain Morrison. You can call me Jane."

"Jane, can I borrow Sienna for a moment?" Daniel asked politely.

Sienna was confused. What did he mean by that?

Jane immediately left Sienna with Daniel. Her happiness was evident.

"Sure, take your time," she replied. "She's not busy now. Except for working two or three hours a day, she's quite free."

her. Then, he

expression became gloomy as she watched Daniel leave with another woman without considering her feelings. She felt upset and angry, but more than that, she felt jealous. Glaring at Sienna's retreating figure, she clenched her trembling fists. She couldn't believe Daniel would like a woman

at Vivian. She quietly

car at the

her, Sienna immediately pulled the seatbelt. "I can do

seemed calm, but she was actually

He closed the door and went to the driver's seat. He fastened his seatbelt before driving the

moving slowly along the wide

filming in the neighboring town and happened to run into me."

she had no right to be concerned about him having coffee with any woman, and it wasn't appropriate to

quickly changed the subject. "What are they filming

"Hmm..."

love to have

"Sienna."

"Yeah?"

on the side of the road. He rolled down the window and turned off the engine. Then, he unfastened

back

so she stared straight ahead without

was panicking inside. He knew how to handle work and life matters,

want to have a relationship with him. He also knew that she