The Wrong Woman

"Sienna, please don't feel that way. I've never seen you as greedy or vain. Keeping this money is also a way to ensure your future," Daniel reassured her.

Sienna managed a small smile through her tears and shook her head. Her eyes held a softness and affection as she looked at him. She felt reluctant to say goodbye.

Yet, Sienna wouldn't hold it against Daniel regardless of his reasons for ending their relationship. She believed that spending those few months with him had been worth it. "Daniel, I hope you find happiness." Sienna managed a strained smile. "Let's not see each other again."

After saying that, Sienna couldn't hold back anymore. Her heartache was so intense it felt like it was going to cripple her.

She quickly turned away. Tears streamed down her cheeks like a dam breaking as she walked off.

As Daniel watched Sienna walk away, his fists clenched so tightly they trembled. He struggled to contain the overwhelming urge and sadness welling up inside him. His eyes were red and teary, and his throat felt tight and sore. Watching Sienna step out the door filled him with unbearable heartache.

dashed out, his voice hoarse

door, he saw Sienna riding

was desperate to catch up to her. He didn't want their

think about was her, and he deeply regretted breaking up. He

halted, too. He tried to catch his breath. His eyes were filled with sorrow and tears as

glistened with tears as she smiled gently at

into my life as my first love. "Daniel, I'm proud of you and your career. I'm proud to have had you

radiant smile, Sienna waved goodbye and rode off on her

was overwhelmed by pain, and he couldn't speak. He closed his eyes, tilted his face toward the sky, and Covered it with his hands He tried to restrain his

scooter home, facing the wind. She woreza blank expression, and tears clouded her vision. Her cheeks were wet from crying, yet tears continued

pale cheeks and dripped from her chin. Her heartache was