Sienna Southern Charm Novels & Stories

"Everything that you're wearing and using right now was bought with my family's money. I can't believe that you're so shameless. "You knew that I was coming back today, didn't you? How dare you try to show off in front of me by driving my family's car? Are you trying to flaunt how spoiled you are?" Sienna scoffed before scratching my car with her sharp nails. I frowned when the grating noise reached my ears and barked out an indignant laugh as I looked at the deep marks on the surface of the car. My car was a global, limited edition model. Only three units were sold in every area.

“What did you plan, Uncle Charles.” He looked me dead in the eye and this time, I saw all the emotions he’d been holding back. The pain, the regrets, the shame. Everything he felt after the death of my father. It was as though I was seeing myself inside him. “For now, Sienna. You will have to disappear. The plan will start after you’re back better and stronger than the Falcons could ever imagine.”

Truthfully, she had no idea if Sienna would actually end up with a criminal record. She was only trying to rattle her. But Sienna had a knack for seizing every opportunity to prance around in front of her, and it was maddening. "Autumn, you…!" Sienna’s chest rose and fell in fury. From ahead, Luna called out, "Sienna, what are you doing back there? We’re leaving—come on!" At the sound of her voice, Sienna gave a sharp, haughty sniff, lifted her chin, and strutted off, hips swaying.

face on. “How about you tell that nonsense to me instead?” she shot. “I bite back.” Jorge blinked, caught off guard. “Are you… AJ Lee or something?” “I don’t know who that is,” Sienna said with a sly smile, “but I go dirtier. And trust me..you’ve been on my wish list for the longest.” Jorge actually stepped back a little, unsure how to handle her. “Ohhh, I get it… You’re still chasing women who don’t want you,” Sienna snapped, clapping her hands loud enough to turn a few heads. “Don’t worry, everyone….this man is an expert at wasting company money and breaking HR rules!”

She just took his hand and held it for the rest of the flight. The villa Damien booked sat on a cliff, carved into the whitewashed beauty of the island. It overlooked the deep blue sea, the kind that made you forget your name. The air smelled like salt and freedom. The sun bathed everything in gold. It was perfect. Sienna stepped onto the terrace in a light dress that danced around her ankles. Her hair was loose, wind-kissed. Damien watched her from the doorway, completely still. She looked back at him. What?

she said and winked at me. “Hello, Sienna.” I smiled. “We are going to the diner to eat something. Do you want to go with us?” “Sure.” she said and smiled brightly. Sienna would be a good mate. She was smart, pretty, and kind. And she was a good fuck, I had to admit. She would be a great Luna. When we got close to the diner, I was hit by the most amazing smell. Strawberries and watermelon. Emma. She was inside.

The morning air was crisp as Layla and Sienna stepped out of the penthouse, sunlight spilling over the balcony railings and flooding the hallway with soft gold. Sienna locked the door behind them with one hand while balancing her purse under the other, humming lightly. She had been glowing ever since her second trimester started—happier, calmer, and entirely obsessed with preparing for the twins in every way humanly possible. “Okay,” Sienna said, adjusting her sunglasses as they entered the private elevator. “Before Adrian changes his mind again, we are getting those charms. I found this new jewelry place—apparently they handcraft everything, real gold, real stones, all ethically sourced. Su

She sat across from me, a smirk on her red lips. “Of course,” the other men welcomed her. The pot was fifty million dollars. Sienna was a surprisingly good player. She was aggressive, pushing everyone into a corner. In the end, she won. “Congratulations, Miss Rossi,” the men applauded. “Thank you.” Sienna stood up and walked over to Orion. “But it’s not the money I want.” She paused, her eyes locking with mine in a clear challenge. “I want… the new shipping route to South America.”

Sienna tried to call her friend again but she couldn’t get through. The moment a taxi stopped in front of her, Sienna opened the door and hurriedly barked orders to the driver to take her to Euphoria. She had no time to waste with idiots like Vin, what was important was to find Callie as soon as possible. Sienna may not know the specifics of what occurred between Callie and Vin but she knew she didn’t trust Jimmy at all. She was about to close the door when Raleigh scooted in beside her. “Hey!” Sienna shot an irritated look at Raleigh.

Liz says to Sienna. Completely unprovoked! What the hell? I think to myself. I nearly spit out my mouthful of whiskey as I stifle a laugh at Sienna’s response. “And here I thought, I met my new big sister,” Sienna says in a voice dripping with sarcasm. She turns to meet Liz’s expression straight on. Liz doubles down by standing directly in Sienna’s personal space, her face mere inches from Sienna’s… if that. “He has only ever loved Charlotte. He will only ever love Charlotte,” I hear her say.