Caught In His Embrace: A Second Chance Romance

Chapter 389

"You... you're a good person..." The woman clutched Sienna's hand tightly, looking at her as if she was a lifeline. "You're a good person, and we've met before..."

Sienna was taken aback. She had no idea why the woman thought that, but it was clear that her mental state was not quite right.

"Yeah, we've met again," Sienna nodded, squeezing the woman's hand gently. "Tell me, what happened?"

The woman cautiously glanced around. "I don't know them! They want to catch me, I'm scared..."

"Alright..." Sienna looked up at Josiah, then patted the woman's hand reassuringly. "I'll stay with you. Is that okay?"

"Mm-hmm!" The woman nodded vigorously without hesitation. "Yes, thank you!"

She tightened her grip on Sienna and moved closer, pressing herself against her. "Let's go," Sienna said as she took the woman's hand, leading her slowly upstairs. They were guided by a servant who led them to a bedroom on the upper floor.

Sienna helped the woman sit down on the couch, then grabbed a comb to tidy up her messy long hair, pulling it back into a neat fishtail braid.

Taking a closer look, Sienna noticed the woman's face was dirty, as if she'd rubbed it against something.

A servant quietly handed over a damp towel, and Sienna accepted it, wiping the woman's face clean to reveal her true features.

Sienna couldn't help but pause in surprise. The woman was beautiful... Her features resembled Josiah's quite a lot.

To be more accurate, Josiah looked like her. It turned out, Josiah had a bit of an androgynous look because he took after his mother.

Considering Josiah's age, his mother should be around fifty now. But this woman looked at least ten years younger than her actual age.

But what had happened to her? Josiah hadn't grown up with his parents; he seemed to have a grudge against his father, and his mother appeared to be mentally unstable.

"Gurgle..." Sienna's mind was racing with questions when she saw the woman clutching her stomach, which was grumbling in protest.

Embarrassed, the woman smiled shyly. "I'm hungry."

"Got it," Sienna replied with a soft smile, glancing at the servant. "Could you please prepare some food?"

"Of course, I'll get right on it," the servant quickly replied before darting off. A short while later, they returned with a food tray.

"I'll take it," Sienna said, accepting the tray and turning to the woman. "Can you eat by yourself?"

"Mm-hmm, I can," the woman nodded, picking up the bowl and chopsticks.

woman's demeanor was calm and elegant, and it was hard to tell

prepared by the servant were medications recommended by a doctor. Once she finished eating, the woman

laid her down gently. Before long, the woman was fast

*****

Josiah said, "I'm taking her

way." Andy let out a light

sarcastic smirk creeping onto

did his mother go mad? He hadn't

the anguished cries echoing from that

deep breath, his thin lips pressed tight. "She owes you a lot.

had me. She was a child when she followed you. Her mind wasn't even fully

heart twist painfully. "Killing someone wouldn't bring her lasting pain; it's been nearly thirty years.

always stays close to his mother, don't you? She never raised

eyes, he continued, "Want to take care of her? Come back, and you can see her every day. You can do whatever you want to

"You're

chin, gesturing toward the rows of black-clad bodyguards standing by, ready for action. "If you want to forcefully take

two of them were at an impasse when footsteps approached from upstairs. It was

stood at the

and son, pointing back

lady has

with a

and walked towards Sienna, grabbing her hand. "No need to talk to him

a bit at his sudden pull but remembered to ask, "Where's

to the car

was indeed already waiting.

out! Are you

fine." Sienna patted her

"That's good..."

Clearbay Estates, Josiah first dropped Rosie

Sienna when she came

opened the car door for her. "Where to?

need..." Sienna shook her head. "I can get back on

icy laugh. "What? Afraid I'll cling to you? Don't worry, I'm

huge favor. Consider this my thank you; I don't

hesitated for a moment