The Wrong Woman

Daniel no longer asked about Sienna's well-being, showed any concern, or affectionately called her Sisi. He had become noticeably indifferent toward her over the past 20 days.

"What?" Sienna reached for the documents and flipped through them. She found a property transfer agreement. Continuing to flip through the papers, she stumbled upon a check for 20 million dollars. Confused, she asked, "Daniel, what are these for?"

Daniel stayed composed, his demeanor as calm as water. "They're for you."

"Why are you giving me money and a house?" Sienna's mind refused to entertain the possibilities. She trembled as she set the documents down on the table with care.

Daniel reclined on the couch with his eyes fixed on Sienna, a depth of emotion within them. He couldn't bear to continue speaking.

Though unsure if Sienna would feel heartbroken, he couldn't ignore the heavy burden of his heartache, which made finding the right words incredibly challenging.

After a moment of silence, Daniel doubled over in pain, his hands shielding his face as he let out a deep sigh. After composing himself, he uttered, "Sienna, I'm returning to Phoenicia."

Sienna's heart throbbed, but she hid her feelings. Her fingers tightened on her clothes as she softly replied, "My job is pretty flexible. Wherever I am, I can manage as long as I have a computer. I'll come with you to Phoenicia-"

Before she could finish, Daniel cut in, "Sienna, let's break up."

a sharp ache piercing through her. Her entire body went numb, tears pooling in her eyes. Yet,

of nowhere? You said you loved me, didn't you?

sorry, Sienna." Daniel's eyes reddened, his voice heavy with regret and

like a blow to Sienna's heart. She trembled with agony as tears continued to well

fists, trying to appear strong as she forced a smile. Tears streamed down her pale

she spoke, "I already knew I wasn't good enough for you. I won't cling on to you, but can you tell me why you want to end things?" Daniel

lost the urge to commit to you. I would return to Phoenicia and marry someone from a more suitable

discreetly

aimed too high

if she lingered any longer. She swiftly grabbed her backpack

take your house or

my family tremendously. I've been grateful and content. Thank you. I'll gather those valuable gifts you've given me and return them

heart weighed down with emotion. "Sienna, please accept them. I'm offering you the money and the house to

to you. I'll repay you over time for the