The Wrong Woman

Sienna's hands trembled and tears welled up in her eyes. With a shaky voice, she asked, "A-Am I really pregnant? What if this test strip is wrong?"

Camille nodded and said, "It's unlikely to be wrong, but there's still a chance. If you're unsure, a blood test at the hospital can confirm it." With a smile, Gloria suggested, "Ma'am, I can go with you."

"No, I'll go alone," Sienna replied. She clutched the test strip, her emotions in turmoil. She lowered her voice and added, "Let's not tell my husband just yet."

"Alright."

...

After breakfast, Sienna caught a taxi alone to the hospital for urine and blood tests. The results confirmed she was four weeks pregnant.

A wave of excitement surged through her. She couldn't wait to share the joyous news with Daniel.

But her enthusiasm dimmed as she recalled Daniel's hesitations about starting a family so soon. He hadn't seemed eager about the idea of having a baby.

Sienna left the hospital and waited by the roadside for a taxi. Gazing at her medical report, she felt a mix of happiness and concern swirling within her.

Suddenly, a sleek luxury car pulled up before her. She stepped back as several men in sharp suits emerged. Their stern, intimidating expressions made them seem like predators closing in.

pulled out her phone. She pressed and held the volume button on

handkerchief. Fear spiked through Sienna as she pleaded,

man poised to knock her out was

composed façade and walked toward

quick glances before following her

bag down and asked cautiously, "Who are you?

of them produced a black cloth, blindfolded Sienna, and warned,

hummed and nodded

accelerated

their car, closely following Vivian. Suddenly, Daniel's phone lit up with an SOS signal, and his expression shifted

him as he said, "Something's happened

his eyes on the road.

distress message were sent

mistake. Try calling her,"

Her phone's location keeps moving, and if she's really in danger, calling her might give her away." Daniel reasoned, placing his phone on the dashboard mount.

we're still on Vivian's