The Wrong Woman

Chapter 761

Sienna set out on an adventure. She followed the train routes, stopping at every destination along the way.

During her journey, she penned books while immersing herself in the beauty of summer seas, autumnal grasslands, and snow-covered mountains in winter.

She camped by the roadside, walking alongside herds of cattle and sheep. She also savored the tartness of wild fruits and quenched her thirst with fresh, sweet water from streams.

Sienna traversed more than a dozen cities, meeting a diverse array of people, each with their own compelling lives and stories.

Despite their differences, they all shared a deep passion for life and hopeful dreams for the future.

Through these encounters, Sienna gradually overcame her sense of aimlessness. She embraced the opportunity to find stability, release past grievances, and fully appreciate the present moment.

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Time flew by, and a year passed swiftly. Spring arrived once again. Sienna had reached Phoenicia for her next destination and had two main reasons for coming there.

she had a book signing event in a month, where she would meet her

were getting married in Phoenicia. They

her hotel, she received a message from Mila.

for a moment before texting back. "Wanda, I've had bad luck lately, and I feel like I'm not in the right place to be your bridesmaid. I don't think I'm the best choice. You should consider

doubting yourself so much and

just don't think I fit the role."Contents

"Have you arrived in Phoenicia? When are you free? Let's meet

"Tomorrow morning works for me. Where should we

meet at Morrison Residence. Come help me pick out my wedding dress

gripped her phone. Daniel's face popped into her thoughts once more. Conflicted, she couldn't give Mila a clear response for

message from Mila came through. "I'll arrange for the driver to pick

location. She set her phone aside and headed

peacefully at the

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the car Mila had arranged to take

an inexplicable sense of nervousness and heaviness in her chest. She quietly prayed she