The Wrong Woman

Sienna's voice was like a gentle enchantment.

"If you wish to be with me, you must agree to three conditions," she stated.

Dominic's excitement was palpable. "What are they?"

"First, we'll get married before we start dating."

Dominic hesitated for a few seconds but then nodded happily.

"Second, after marriage, you'll live with my family, and any children we have will carry my last name."

Dominic's face changed dramatically, and he remained silent.

"Third, you'll hand over your bank card and all your income to me. I'll manage it."

Dominic was rendered speechless. He forced a stiff smile and slowly held Sienna's hand, gently pushing it away from his tie.

don't think we're a

Lawson" signaled a newfound respect,

as Sienna was about to release his tie, someone rudely grabbed her arm,

froze as he met Daniel's cold,

as ice, filled with intense anger that seemed ready to crush him. Trembling, Dominic nodded in respect

Daniel, she sensed a trace of loneliness in him. What was

he left, Daniel turned and grabbed Sienna's arm without a word. He dragged

her arm. His strides were so fast that she, in

Sienna shouted anxiously, her heart pounding with

him and. struggled with all her might, her feet digging

resistance, Daniel stopped

in a finely tailored suit for the wedding. The air of elegance and charm he exuded was different from how he was

time Sienna had seen him so angry. His expression was dark, his eyes sharp and cold, tinged with a hint

irritably loosened the knot of his tie. His voice was full of sarcasm. "First meeting and already so close? If there's a room available, should you two have

had weathered her share

a knife in her heart. She struggled to find a