Chapter 414

Although the Flynn family had provided living expenses during those years, Sienna had been just a young girl when she gave birth to Josiah's child. Joyce's health was fragile. Josiah wondered if Sienna had ever cried or thought of him during those difficult times.

Sienna froze for a moment, then shouted angrily, "No, what's the point of telling you? Can you turn back time and change the past?"

After all these years of indifference, asking now would serve no purpose. The suffering she had endured, deeply etched in her memory, would remain unchanged.

She abruptly pushed him away. "Josiah, I hate you. I hate you so much. Get out. Get out of here right now!"

"Sienna..." Josiah mumbled.

"Sienna!" Cedric had just arrived outside the door. Noticing the door was ajar and hearing Sienna's cries, he rushed in and saw her pushing Josiah.

Cedric frowned and pulled Josiah away. "Josiah, stop bothering Sienna."

"Cedric, get him out of here. I don't want to see him." Sienna clung to Cedric's hand, her voice filled with desperation.

"Okay," Cedric responded without hesitation, positioning himself protectively in front of Sienna. "Josiah, Sienna's made herself clear. Please leave."

Josiah hesitated, unable to bring himself to leave just yet. He glanced back at Sienna, but she turned her face away, making her refusal unmistakably clear.

"All right." Josiah's Adam's apple bobbed as he forced himself to calm down. "I'll go now." He turned and left the apartment, his heart and mind filled with bitterness.

He scolded himself, 'What was I thinking? How could I have forgotten? I promised Sienna I would never bother her again. I was doing so well, but the moment I saw her tears, I couldn't stop myself...'

He turned back and peeked through the apartment door that was slightly ajar. He could vaguely see Cedric helping Sienna sit down on the couch. Cedric raised his hand and gently brushed away her hair, caressing her face.

A sharp pain shot through Josiah's heart. He quickly looked away, panic overtaking him, and fled.

*****

After driving out of Sunshine Neighborhood, Josiah called Tara and informed her, "It's me. Everything's fine now. You can bring Joyce back."

He hung up, pondered for a moment, then dialed Howard's number. "Howard, are you at the office now?"

"Yes, what's up?" Howard asked.

"I need to ask you a favor," Josiah replied.

grab something to eat together?" Howard

Josiah turned the steering wheel

To prevent her from causing more trouble, he had to find

familiarity washed over him. He hadn't set foot in the building

of it. The employees of Flynn Group still treated him

"Howard," Josiah called out.

nodded slightly. "Have you made a decision? Are you coming back to

aback. He shook his head, struggling to find the right words.

his close bodyguards. However, since they were

shot Josiah a stern look. "Do

Josiah's need to borrow Chester and James, Howard simply sighed and

touched.

head. He then emphasized, "Next time, don't bother asking. Just like before,

that moment, the

see Miranda standing there,

fit?" she scoffed, glaring at Howard. "What a load of nonsense! When was it ever up to

are you doing here?" Howard felt a chill running down his spine. He

for a walk that afternoon and was about to return home when she passed by Flynn Tower. On a whim,

I showed up. Otherwise, I'd never have known that your so-called departure

Howard tried

his face draining of color as he

everything. Chester and James work for the Flynn

just came to ask if he could

hand to her forehead, feeling a headache coming on. "Howard, if that were true, why would you say the Flynn family

"Grandma..." Howard murmured.

down, he still has his eyes on Flynn Group," Miranda

couldn't

your voice at

smile, he continued, "It's my fault, Grandma. I shouldn't have come. I'll leave now. Don't worry,

one can

I grew up with the

never do anything

without a moment's

CEO's office.

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