The Wrong Woman

Sienna couldn't refuse any further.

These were the most valuable gifts she had ever received in her life, which were a set of rubies, a set of emeralds, two sets of diamonds, and two sets of gold jewelry.

Soon after, her sisters-in-law also presented gifts on behalf of their families. All of them were valuable jewelry that retained their worth.

As Wendy said, "We can skip the wedding, but not the gifts."

During this visit, Sienna received gifts worth millions, keeping her in a state of high tension.

She leaned against Daniel and asked quietly, "Do we need to give them gifts?"

Daniel smiled. He whispered in her ear, "We don't need to. You can just accept the gifts without feeling pressured. Just consider it as collecting back all the wedding gifts I've given before." Sienna finally understood. She curiously asked, "When Wanda comes back, will she give us a gift too?"

"When they got married, I also gave them a gift. It's a courtesy."

Looking at the pile of expensive gifts in front of her, Sienna felt pressured.

In the evening, the Morrison family arranged a lavish dinner in Morrison Residence.

The sons of her brothers-in-law, who were at boarding school, were called back. Everyone was present except for Nathan, Mila, and Jasper, who were on their honeymoon trip.

that there was also an unmarried aunt in the family, Lindsey, but she was often traveling and rarely came

move next to Sienna. She whispered in her ear, "Sienna,

isn't good enough for Nathan. You should prepare yourself because she probably won't like you either. Just don't take

Wendy's kindness and sincerity. "Alright,

patted her on the shoulder, then came over with a

her, so she stood

followed suit and raised her glass

toasted with tea instead

so she had a low tolerance. After three glasses, she

wine, Daniel quickly stopped her. He whispered in her ear, "Your face is all red. Don't drink anymore, or you'll

She said

at

does this

It doesn't burn my throat like the ones I've had

help but chuckle before taking a sip of the wine. It was Gary's cherished,

a special day worth celebrating, so they had brought it

large round table, Sienna

and flushed face, he couldn't help but lean closer. He asked quietly, "What's wrong? Are