Chapter 415

Sienna and Rosie descended the stairs together at the break of dawn. Rosie was heading out early for work, while Sienna planned to visit the nearby market to buy Joyce her favorite crab ravioli.

Rosie had returned home late the previous night and was already rushing out again this morning. Sienna could not help but worry about her health.

"I'll lend you some money if you're in such a hurry to pay back Howard. You'll wear yourself out running yourself ragged like this," Sienna said.

"No," Rosie refused outright. "Borrowing money to pay off another debt? That's just robbing Peter to pay Paul." She smiled. "Don't worry, I'm fine. I stayed up late doing reports last night, and I have an early shift today..."

Rosie's voice suddenly trailed off as she spoke. She then tugged at Sienna's sleeve. "Sienna."

"What is it?" Sienna asked.

"Look over there." Rosie pointed to the sycamore tree at the corner. "Isn't that Josiah's car?"

Sienna looked up and nodded. "Yes," she said, furrowing her brows as she strode toward the sycamore tree.

Inside the car, Josiah saw Sienna approaching. He immediately pushed open the door and stepped out, standing stiffly with his hands at his sides.

"Sienna." Josiah smiled sheepishly.

"Why are you here?" Sienna frowned, her soothing voice laced with confusion and displeasure. "Don't tell me you were here all night."

Josiah gulped nervously as he nodded. "I was."

"You were?" Sienna was taken aback. "Why?"

"I was worried about you," Josiah hurriedly explained upon sensing Sienna's displeasure. "I was afraid Tania would bother you again."

"Why would you be worried about me?" Sienna remained unmoved as a faint smile graced her lips. "Have you forgotten your promise to me?"

Josiah felt his throat tightened. He shook his head with difficulty. "No, I haven't forgotten."

'I won't bother you again for any reason,' Josiah thought. That was the promise he had made to Sienna. "But Sienna, I'm not here to bother you," he explained.

"Mr. Flynn." A car pulled beside them, and Chester poked his head out the window, waving to Josiah.

a stop, the two brothers, Chester and James, stepped out

needed us," Chester explained. "Zach told us you

had clearly ordered Zach

Flynn, we've worked together for a long time. Who could be more reliable than us when you need someone

said. "Mr. Flynn, just tell us what

warmth surged through Josiah's chest. He hesitated for only

James stay here for the next few days and keep watch,

let this go easily. I know you don't bother, but what about Joyce? Joyce is just a child. What

a point. There was nothing that Tania wouldn't stoop to. However,

James stay and keep watch, okay?" Josiah bent

working for me. This has nothing to

Sienna she couldn't refuse-not for Joyce's sake. "Great." Overjoyed, Josiah let out a sigh of relief. With Chester and James there, he could finally put his mind at ease. "Sienna..." Josiah's gaze fell upon Sienna, his smile fading slightly. His thin lips parted as he spoke. "I'll

instructed Chester and James, "I'll leave

Flynn," Chester

Only then did he walk to his car, open the door, and step inside. Then, he turned the

car disappear into the distance. Hooking her arm around Sienna's,

unreadable. She thought, 'When Josiah cares for someone, he is indeed meticulous Isn't that exactly how he treated Yvette?" "Let's go. Joyce wants

to hurry too, or I'll be late," Rosie agreed. Behind them, Chester and James exchanged glances. One

*****

Sienna parted ways-one heading left, the other right. Sienna made her

the supermarket where she worked on a bus. She

the roadside. Inside, Howard

slender figure

"She works here?" he

been a few

"Doing what," Howard asked.

cargo hold administrator," Hervey

must be exhausting,' Howard thought, frowning

Rosie was in such a rush to work-let alone why she had taken such a physically demanding job

designer, Rosie should be wearing elegant

an office, and sketching design

ease.

"Hervey," Howard suddenly said.

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