My Extraordinary Wife

Chapter 1132 Death Sentence

With a cold and sinister gaze, Hayden looked at the struggling Sienna. “I'm sorry, but these things will no longer belong to you.”

“What do you want to do? They've already been transferred to me. What can you possibly do?” Sienna said harshly, “They were given to me by Dixon. You have no right to take them away!”

“Tsk, tsk, tsk... You're really so naive!” Hayden glanced again at the two men standing guard at the door. “Bring me a pen and paper.”

He wrote directly on Dixon's document: I, Sienna, agree to transfer everything to Hayden Haddock.

After he finished writing, he grabbed Sienna's hand and stamped her fingerprint on the document.

“See? Wasn't that easy? You can't take away even the slightest bit from Haddock Group!”

“Hayden, you're despicable!” Sienna was enraged. “Those assets clearly belonged to Dixon as personal property. They had nothing to do with Haddock Group at all.”

“So what? If I say it's mine, then it's mine.” Hayden squatted down and pinched Sienna's chin. “B*tch, what else can you do apart from sleeping with Dixon?”

white paper. “Hayden, Dixon will one day come out and avenge

his hand and slapped Sienna's face. “B*tch! Don't you

greatly shaken, and her chest throbbed with

so quickly? Sienna had been paying close attention all along, even going so far as to hire a lawyer

this case very seriously. It's only right that the judgement came quickly.” Hayden looked at her lazily yet

on the front page was

eyes widened as she stared intently

death? Deferred execution for two years? He's going to die? Sienna's heart was

was crying rivers. “No...

this very moment did she suddenly realize that her feelings for Dixon had deepened to an extent she herself could not have

mind was filled with the countless moments she had spent with

surfaced in her mind, playing out like a movie on repeat. He was dominant and overbearing. He was gentle and strikingly handsome. He carried a weight in his heart that others could never

only one who knew about it because, in the Haddock family, women held a very low status. His mother was a sacrificial offering, exchanged for the Haddock family's supreme glory and wealth. That's why he despised

the man's grip on her, and like a maniac, she dashed