The Wrong Woman

Daniel peered into the box and spotted the gifts he had given Sienna. When he met her gaze, he noticed her eyes were red and streaked with tears. As Daniel moved closer to Sienna, she instinctively retreated. In the past, whenever she met Daniel, she would readily yield to his hugs and kisses. Sienna dreaded that if Daniel kissed her again, she wouldn't find the strength to end their relationship.

"What's wrong?" Daniel's expression darkened, his voice tinged with sadness. Seeing the things she brought and the way she avoided him, he felt a tightening sensation in his chest. Sienna slowly clenched her fists as she fought to hold back tears. She tried to maintain a composed facade as she faced him. "Daniel, I'm sorry. Let's-"

"Sisi, is there something weighing on you that you can't handle?" Daniel cut her off abruptly before she could utter the words "break up".

Sienna forced a tight smile and shook her head. "No."

"Is it because of Felix's debts?"

"No. I'm taking legal action against Clement, so that's under control."

"Then..." Daniel's voice was fraught with tension.

Before he could get another word out, Sienna blurted out, "Daniel, let's break up."

casual, but hidden beneath was a wave of hurt. A sudden burst of pain

lips, Sienna's eyes welled up with tears, and her throat felt constricted. Yet, she held back and tried

voice shook slightly. "Sisi, did I do something wrong? Please, tell me. I'll do whatever it takes to make things right." Sienna believed Daniel was truly amazing. It was she who didn't deserve him. She felt deeply apologetic

vision, and she couldn't utter a word. She

and gripped her shoulders. He bent down to meet her gaze. "Is it something about my personality? Or my looks? Tell me what you want in

heart shattered, tears flowing

emotions any longer, she choked out, "You promised from the start that

released Sienna's shoulders and took a step back. Tears welled in his bloodshot eyes as he gazed at the ceiling, struggling to contain his

see that you're happy when you're with me. Why do you want to end things? Please, give me a reason."

"There's no specific

felt heavy, each breath a painful reminder