The Wrong Woman

Upon hearing Daniel's words, Sienna felt relieved.

Harvey discussed with her the next steps to resolve the issue and how to handle the lawsuit.

Daniel stepped out of the office and made a phone call.

After a while, he returned and quietly sat on the side. He was just sitting there to watch Sienna and Harvey discussing work.

As they talked, Harvey glanced at the trending search on the internet. He was astonished.

"It's gone?" he exclaimed.

Sienna was puzzled. She asked, "What's gone?"

Harvey felt like magic had happened in that short time. The internet was clean, with no trace of the trending search of the rumors of her plagiarism.

Sienna hurriedly checked her phone. She was shocked when she found out there was no evidence online. She looked up in amazement at Daniel. Pursing his lips, Daniel smiled at her.

The abilities of the wealthy and powerful were beyond imagination.

Sienna guessed it was Daniel's doing, but he didn't say a word.

After finishing work, Sienna left the company with Daniel.

it was past lunchtime, her stomach was growling, so they went to a nearby restaurant

Sienna's troubled expression, he wanted her to have more free time to deal with

comfortable clothes and came out with her

this house, including me, belongs to you. Feel free to use anything, including me. You can use the stuff without my permission," Daniel said to her gently and sincerely. Sienna smiled. "Thanks,"

the study

gratitude sounded too awkward and

Daniel sighed softly. He weakly loosened his tie before taking it off

the whole

her

asked, "Are

I'm very busy,"

first,

reading the manuscript of the new book and make corrections. It needs to be submitted to

Daniel fell silent.

her room. Under the guise

that she was already married. Also, she deliberately avoided Daniel because she still held resentment toward

so he

no proper celebration

didn't want to share a room with

spending all his money or being left, but being ignored by the wife he deeply loved during the honeymoon phase of their marriage. That night, Sienna also didn't