My Stand-In Groom Is A Secret Tycoon by Lydia Pierce

Chapter 306

Seeing Audrey's suspicion, Sienna felt extremely guilty and quickly explained, "What nonsense are you talking about? I don't understand what you're saying!" Audrey chuckled, her eyes showing a mysterious knowing look. "If you really are Dr. Ausline, then why is Sunny agitated by your so-called professional treatment?" Sienna was speechless. She couldn't come up with an answer at all.

After all, her mind was completely blank, and she couldn't even make up some technical terms to bluff her way through. Moreover, she knew Audrey wasn't someone easy to fool.

After a moment of thought, Sienna decided to be stubborn and said, "Child psychology is a very complex subject. Each individual is different, so naturally, the symptoms in children can vary too!"

"Since you don't believe me, there's no reason for me to stand here getting insulted." She then turned around and was about to leave.

Audrey said, "Stop right there!"

Sienna turned back angrily, shouting, "What more do you want..." Before she could finish, a blinding light suddenly froze her in place.

With her back to everyone, Audrey gently twirled the chain of a pocket watch between her fingers, her voice soft and tender. "Sienna, you lied, didn't you?"

The swinging pocket watch was reflected in Sienna's pupils. She instinctively nodded obediently. "Yes, I lied..."

Their voices were so soft, like whispers, that no one else could hear them.

Audrey put away the pocket watch and asked coldly, "Sienna, what did you just

help but think

now was a waste of time; they

Sienna spoke in a robotic voice, "I took him to the room to try and hypnotize him for treatment, but he wouldn't

Sienna had attempted to sedate Sunny, rage surged within Audrey. But for the greater good, she had to hold back her anger, take a deep breath, and continue to ask, "Do you really

Hearing this, Michael was

Dr. Ausline? Why did she say she was pretending to be Mrs. Hayes? Could it be that Mrs.

Sienna, and asked, "How did you

was imprisoned, my parents paid to get me out. To keep it

abroad wasn't just about having money, especially for someone with a record. Many schools overseas wouldn't accept me unless I

was feeling down and spent a lot of time online. I stumbled upon a forum where Ausline had published a paper on child psychology..."

she printed out the paper and put

renowned principal from abroad noticed

paper was hers, the principal not only arranged for her free admission but also celebrated her as a genius in

she didn't know that the

upon traces Audrey left online, and after investigating further, she