The Wrong Woman

"No, I'm good," Sienna huffed. She chomped down on her apple with a loud crunch and chewed vigorously.

"Oh, come on, join me and check it out. You never know; I might land a small part," Felix urged.

He fixed his meticulously groomed hair. He brimmed with excitement as if he was on the verge of stardom at any moment.

Sienna glared at him. "I'm not going. Is it that hard to understand?"

"Are you suddenly going through menopause, or did you eat something spicy?" Felix muttered.

He dashed out of the house before Sienna could hurl her apple at him.

Sienna couldn't resist any longer. She reached for her phone and considered calling Daniel herself. With him not reaching out, she felt it was time to take matters into her own hands.

Just as she was about to dial, an incoming call interrupted her, causing her to jump at the sudden ringing. When she saw Daniel's caller ID flash across the screen, a jolt of nerves surged through her.

Setting down her apple, she cleared her throat and composed herself before answering his call. She called out softly, "Daniel."

Daniel's charming voice came through from the other end of the line. "Sienna, I'm downstairs at your place. Come down for a moment. I'm waiting for you in the car."

"What's up?" she asked.

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swiftly grabbed her keys, slipped on her shoes,

the stairs, Sienna glanced around the area. Not seeing anyone she recognized,

noticed Daniel leaning over,

going on?" Sienna asked, glancing at her seat and then back at him. Her seat now felt

hands on her shoulders and gently pushed

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words were cut short as Daniel unexpectedly leaned in and kissed her deeply. She was

unstoppable storm. Caught off guard, Sienna tensed up nervously. Her heart raced, and

for

an oasis after centuries of dryness.

Sienna was almost out of breath, Daniel

car rose, they both felt a

husky as he asked, "Have you been snacking on

couldn't resist giving her a peck on her

cheeks reddened further at the affectionate nickname.