LOGINSienna's POV I couldn't help smiling at his answer. Even after all these years of marriage, Liam could still make me feel like a young woman who had just fallen in love with him for the first time.We continued walking, occasionally stopping to watch people playing along the shore. I even asked Liam to take a few pictures with me, something I rarely did because I usually preferred enjoying the moment rather than being busy capturing it.“Give me your phone,” I said.Liam took his phone out of his pocket and handed it to me. “You want to take more pictures?”“Of course. I want to have some memories of this trip.”He stood beside me and wrapped an arm around my shoulders as I raised the phone to take a picture. However, just before I could press the camera button, he suddenly kissed my cheek.“Liam!” I exclaimed, laughing and nearly dropping his phone.“What? I just wanted to make
Sienna's POV I was still holding Liam's hand as we were slowly lowered back toward the boat. Honestly, I hadn't expected parasailing to be this much fun.At first, I had been scared. There were even several moments when I wanted to ask the staff to bring us down.But once we were up there, my fear had turned into amazement. The Hawaiian ocean looked incredibly vast from that height, and the wind brushing against my face made my mind feel much lighter.I let out a small laugh when our feet finally touched the back of the boat. “Oh, my goodness.” I took a deep breath. “My knees are still shaking.”Liam laughed as he helped me remove the safety equipment attached to my body. “Who was it that said she wasn't scared?”I looked at him. “I wasn't scared.”“You were holding my hand as if you wanted to break my bones.”“That was because I was making sure you didn't fall.”Liam
Sienna's POV “That's exactly why I have to try harder.” He reached for my hand and held it tightly. “I don't want my wife to think her husband is too old to do something fun with her.”I stared at him in disbelief. “Who ever said you were too old?”“No one, but I want to make sure you never think that.”I laughed again, then rested my head against his shoulder for a moment. Simple conversations like this felt so wonderful, especially after the past few months, when we had spent more time dealing with problems than enjoying each other's company. I had almost forgotten what it felt like to sit beside Liam without thinking about arguments, disappointments, or things we had yet to discuss.“After this, we should try something else,” Liam suddenly said.I lifted my head. “Something else like what?”“You can choose. Maybe we could take a boat to see dolphins, walk along the beach, or try scuba di
Sienna's POV I gazed at the vast ocean before me and took a deep breath. The Hawaiian wind was quite strong that morning, and my hair kept getting tousled by the breeze, but I didn't really mind. In fact, the atmosphere only made me feel even more excited.Beside me, Liam was talking to one of the staff members. I watched him from a distance, and for some reason, seeing how relaxed he looked made me feel calmer too, even though I had still been having doubts just a few minutes earlier.Parasailing.I couldn't even remember the last time I had done something that made my heart pound like this.“Are you ready?” Liam suddenly returned to stand in front of me.I turned toward him. “Ready.”Liam raised an eyebrow. “Really?”I chuckled. “Why are you asking me that?”“Because your face says otherwise.”I immediately touched my cheek. “What's wrong w
Sienna's POV I approached my bag to take the hat and sunglasses that I had brought along.Liam just looked at me with a smile, as if it made him glad to see that I was so excited."You look like you are eager to go," he mocked."I will not hesitate if we can go," I responded while putting on my sunglasses."And why would we if you have not eaten your breakfast yet?"I sighed dramatically. "Why do you always think of food?""Because you can be so enthusiastic about something that you can forget to eat."I chuckled. "Very well, I will eat." And we went out to have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.On the way there, I kept talking about parasailing and everything else I planned to do in the course of our holiday, while Liam was listening to me with a smile.When we go
Sienna's POV I got up as the morning light slowly came in through the opening in the hotel room curtains. For a bit, I just lay there looking at the ceiling.I was still drowsy, but the soft noise of waves far away made me grin. I turned my head and saw Liam was already up, leaving a spot next to me empty so I let out sm͏all sigh before finally getting out of bed.This morning felt strange, maybe since I knew we still had some days left in Hawaii. I could do what I wanted so I walked to the bathroom.Once I opened the door, I soon smiled. The big tub next to the window had made me think of how nice it would be to sit in it this morning.I filled a tub with warm water, and for some reason I felt like doing something different that morning. I took some blooms from the hotel and softly put them in the water.The flower parts drifted on the top, and I put in some bath soap till white froth hid the wa
Sienna’s POV I looked at Liam, into the eyes that once held so much love—now filled with nothing but hatred. I wanted to ask why. But what was the point? Even if I screamed, no one wanted to hear my side anymore. Liam reached for the car door and opened it for Emily, treating her the way he used
Sienna’s POV "You shouldn’t yell at your own child, Sienna." That was it. No questions. No context. No one on my side. I gave a small nod. My back felt heavy, and my fists clenched at my sides, but I said nothing more. Because… what was the point? In this house, I never win. I stood by the ki
Sienna’s POV This morning felt different. I woke up earlier than usual, even before the sun greeted my bedroom window. My body was still tired, but a strange, flickering energy stirred in my chest. Maybe it was because today… I wanted to give them one last beautiful memory. Something warm. Someth
Sienna’s POV I walked slowly to my room, down the hallway that once felt warm but now seemed so unfamiliar. The dim lights on the walls cast faint shadows that followed my steps, but it wasn’t the darkness that made my feet feel so heavy. As I passed by Noah’s room, a sound stopped me in my track







