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"But I am in the mood to see you suffer." Sienna wasn't listening to him. She'd spotted a half-eaten sandwich on the windowsill and couldn't tear her eyes away from it. It appeared to have an egg mayonnaise filling—her favourite. Her mouth watered as she envisioned biting into the soft white bread and eggy mix. "Are you listening to me?" Adrian asked. "Uh-huh," Sienna mumbled, wiping the drool from her mouth. "Pull down your pants and get on all fours," he demanded.

She shoved past the dumbfounded Nolan and walked toward the car parked at the other end of the alley. It took Nolan a long while to recover and follow, but he didn't know what to say anymore. They walked in silence. Just before exiting the alley, Sienna held her nearly finished cigarette between her fingertips. She turned to face Nolan and said expressionlessly, "Get Orion's school enrollment sorted out quickly. Send him to the same school as the Muller family's child. What's his name... Andre, right? Put them in the same class." "Absolutely not!" Nolan's face changed as he immediately refused.

Chapter 24 Aiden At some point, I got out of the car. Circling the building like a burglar. The house glows with pink and green neon lights, and the music is so loud it rattles the trees and my already restless heart. After a long debate with myself, I finally step out and approach the house. Cautiously. Through the windows, I can see it’s alive inside people moving, laughing, shouting over the bass. I take a step back instinctively. So many people. My pulse spikes just looking at them. But I don’t see Eli anywhere. I sigh, hating myself a little. No matter how tragic my childhood was, surely it doesn’t excuse this kind of behavior.

Her curls were swept up, revealing a diamond-shaped face and eyes that didn’t miss much. "I didn't expect to see you here," a smooth baritone voice said behind her. She turned. "Likewise." Knox stood there, clean-cut in a tailored navy suit. He looked around. "So... how do you know the couple?" "I'm good friends with Sadé," Sienna replied. "She actually became a client a while ago. I handle her personal financial planning. And when she started getting serious cash flow from her medicine invention with Adamo, he brought over his portfolio, too. They're both medical scientists at Northwestern Medicine, but I help them on the personal finance side also. I've gotten a lot of great referrals sinc

I tried to remember names, but decided with all I had on my mind, it was a futile task. Mia, Dario’s sister, sat to one side of me and Camila on the other. Together they compiled the appropriate list of gifts and names for my future thank-you notes. Mireya was beside Camila with Aunt Maria to her side. Our cousin Sofia, a year younger than Camila, was also present. Her father was the youngest brother of the Ruiz lieutenants. They lived in Northern California and sadly, Sofia’s mother had passed away about a year ago and Sofia still seemed sad.

Then he lay back on the couch like a decent almost-brother-in-law. Sienna went to her room. She didn’t lock the door. She lay in the dark with her shorts still damp and her nipples aching from his mouth, listening to rain and the quiet shift of him on her couch. Her phone buzzed. Paige: Is he being easy? Love you for this. Sienna typed 'yes' and deleted it. Then she slid her hand between her legs, still slick from his fingers, and came again with her sister’s fiancé twenty feet away and the door open on purpose. The storm kept going. So did she.

"I would lie to the whole world a thousand times over to keep him from being turned into a weapon." "I know," Alexander whispered, stepping close enough that his breath warmed her cheek. "And that is why I am never letting you go again." He didn't try to kiss her. He didn't press his advantage. He simply leaned down, pressed a firm, lingering kiss against the side of her forehead, and turned on his heel, walking out of the nursery into the dark, rain-soaked night. Sienna stood alone beside the crib, her hand resting over the locket, feeling the heavy, undeniable shift in her destiny. The first volume of their war had ended in the rain and the true battle for their family was about to begin.

They just lay together in his bed—her back to his chest, his arm wrapped protectively around her stomach. His hand rested over the spot where their baby grew. “I’ve got you both,” he murmured against her hair. Sienna closed her eyes, letting herself believe—for the first time—that maybe, just maybe, she wasn’t alone anymore. But in the quiet darkness, doubt still whispered. Because secrets this big never stayed buried forever. And the storm was coming.

Chapter 120 Adam's POV After a month, Sienna and I were finally back from our honeymoon. We were excited to be reunited with our little family. We immediately went straight to Sara's house to pick up the kids. I couldn't wait to see the kids and hold them in my arms. My heart swelled with love and affection as I thought of them. I had been anticipating our little reunion.

“Sienna, look—” I cut in. “You think you’re the only one who’s unhappy? I am too. I can’t comprehend the scenario of witnessing my mom marry a man I barely know. It doesn’t even matter, but does she know who he is? They just met two months ago, and now they’re wearing rings.” I stepped away cautiously as he moved closer. “Soren—” “Two months, you say?” he sneered. “They were never strangers, Sienna. Your mom is the woman my dad has been seeing for years; the one who shattered our family, and now they’re finally together after successfully eliminating Mom.”