The Wrong Woman

Daniel wore a somber expression as he spoke, "Mrs. Lawson, I don't resent you. I understand your sentiments entirely. Were it my daughter, I would hesitate to see her with an anti-drug officer too."

Shelly turned to look at Daniel, sensing in him a man of integrity. If not for his profession, marrying Sienna to him would be like winning the lottery.

"About Felix's medical bills-"

Shelly's words were cut short by Daniel's reassurance. "Mrs. Lawson, it's a small matter. There's no rush for repayment.

"Once Felix wakes up and recovers, he can take his time to repay me when he's financially stable. There's no deadline."

Shelly was moved beyond words. Her eyes brimmed with tears as she clasped his hand gratefully. "Thank you, and thank you on behalf of Felix," she choked out.

Daniel offered a gentle pat on her shoulder, feeling a pang of sadness. To him, matters that money could resolve were insignificant. As long as he could help Sienna, he would do so without hesitation or regret.

you

Lawson, that's unnecessary. I'm fine with the breakup, but becoming

forced a smile. She felt guilty but had no clue how to make it

felt mentally drained. Shelly knew exactly

to Sienna meant they could still have a connection, but without romance, without crossing boundaries, and without sharing their lives together. He'd even have

Lawson, I have some work to attend to. Feel free

replied, "Of

nod of farewell,

If only Daniel would quit his job as an anti-drug officer, that would solve everything. She wondered if

her chair, Shelly sighed once

care of, her first thought was of Daniel. Though Shelly didn't explicitly say it, Sienna knew it was Daniel's doing. When Shelly suggested that Daniel resign so they could be together, Sienna felt a mix of

such unreasonable demands of Daniel. Don't force him to make a decision. Do you realize how despicable your actions