The Wrong Woman

Driven by curiosity, Daniel pulled out his phone, launched WhatsApp, and opened the group chat to read the latest messages. His expression darkened and he left the group chat without a word. He then took Sienna's phone, unlocked it with her fingerprint, and removed her from the chat as well.

Sienna was startled. "Honey, Lindsey will be upset if you do that."

With a dismissive scoff, Daniel patted her head reassuringly and dialed Lindsey's number.

Sienna watched him, her anxiety apparent as she awaited the conversation that would follow.

Lindsey answered the phone with a bright tone. "Daniel, it's been too long since we last talked. What's up?"

Daniel's reply was frosty and firm. "Aunt Lindsey, let me make this clear. You remain part of this family if you treat my wife with respect. Otherwise, consider us strangers."

"What do you mean? Daniel-"

warned, "Also, whether our child is a boy or a girl, our family will cherish them equally. You're just an outsider and have no right to

How can you say

eventually marry and join another family are less valuable? That they don't truly belong with us? But aren't you a daughter, too? You're simply demeaning yourself, and yet you expect us to treat you like family. How

Lindsey roared, "Daniel, I'm your

speakerphone.

your aunt! Don't

today. You're not my aunt

treated me this way. Even your father adores and respects

let her finish. He hung up abruptly and blocked her number. He set his phone down and looked up to find Sienna

on the lips. "I'm sorry, Darling. I couldn't get justice for

with warmth and gratitude. She had never thought Daniel would defend her over

tightly around his neck, and burying her face