The Wrong Woman

Holding Sienna's hand, Daniel walked past Vivian and Molly. He didn't want these unimportant people to bother them anymore.

Vivian got angry and turned to yell at Daniel as he walked away. "Daniel, don't you want to know who the middleman who contacted me before was?" Daniel halted, and Sienna stopped, too. She looked at Daniel's serious face, then back at Vivian.

"I can tell you," Vivian said.

Molly frowned at Vivian, whispering, "Viv, don't say anything reckless."

Jealousy had clouded Vivian's judgment, making her impulsive.

Daniel led Sienna back to the duo and calmly asked, "Who was it?"

Vivian's stare locked onto their entwined hands. Her eyes grew steely, and her tone harsh. "If you come with me now, I'll lead you to him."

She added, "But you must come alone."

"Daniel, it's all right. We can go out another time. Focus on your

warm smile. Sienna's empathy touched him deeply, yet he remained mindful of his

and said indifferently, "Investigating cases falls under our responsibilities as police officers. Your cooperation with the investigation is a civic obligation. "Since I'm not on duty today, I'll visit you when

won't arrange for you to meet

truly believe I'd break a promise to my girlfriend just to get a clue from you, especially when there's no guarantee it's even

glared at Daniel

even think about it," Daniel stated calmly. He

ablaze with anger as she exclaimed,

paid her

slowly walked away, Sienna glanced back at Vivian, who stood as still as a statue. Even from a distance, she could sense the

Sienna was

both touched and

Daniel. "Daniel,

trying to help