The Wrong Woman

Sienna arrived at Daniel's house on her electric scooter. Glancing at the midday sun, she wondered if Daniel would be at work by now. Feeling like she might be early, she hesitated at the entrance. Eventually, she decided to turn her scooter around, thinking she should leave. Just as she was about to go, Daniel opened the door and stepped out. After spotting Sienna, he quickly caught up to her and called out, "Sienna." Sienna stopped her scooter and turned to look at him.

Daniel seemed excited as he hurried to her side, his eyes warm and his voice gentle. "What brings you here?"

Sienna instantly lost her courage upon seeing him. Nervously, she asked, "Aren't you supposed to be at work?"

"I'm off today," Daniel replied. Unsure of where to rest his hands, he eventually shoved them into his pockets.

Sienna's shyness made it difficult for her to look him in the eyes. Whenever they were together, she felt a peculiar romantic tension building up inside her, leaving her nervous and unsure about how to act. "Are you heading out?" Sienna asked.

Without hesitation, Daniel replied, "No, I don't have any plans. Why don't you come in and sit for a while?"

Sienna glanced back at his house, feeling another wave of nervousness. Images from their last encounter flashed through her mind, causing her cheeks to flush uncontrollably.

"I just have one question for you, then I'll leave," Sienna said.

her answer. In the days following their breakup, this was the first time Sienna had reached out to him. He glanced

help but follow his gaze

at his healthy

her electric scooter to the side. She switched it off, grabbed her

their way, he pulled out his phone and quickly typed a

her hands on Clement's incriminating evidence. Go and pick

Daniel switched off

her

Sienna settled onto the couch. She felt increasingly nervous as she thought about

the last time she was there the

He never seemed awkward. Instead, he was always composed and calm. Sienna found this peculiar. Why was she still bothered

of thought. "Sienna, would

to him. "Do you