The Wrong Woman

Mila shifted her gaze to Daniel. Despite his gaunt appearance, she believed he still had the strength to manage Sienna, given his towering six-and-a-half-foot frame and years of training.

"I trust Sienna. She surely knows how to care for Dan in her own way," Mila said softly.

Shortly after, they spotted Sienna hauling two large suitcases down the stairs. Simon and Phoebe hurried to lend a hand. Meanwhile, Mila wheeled Daniel outside.

After everyone had settled into the car, they left the Morrison residence and headed toward Hoffis Manor. Mila occupied the passenger seat. Her eyes were fixed on the passing scenery as she became lost in her own thoughts.

After some time, Daniel's hoarse voice came from the backseat of the car. Firmly, he uttered, "Take me back."

"We're going to Hoffis Manor with Wanda and the others to retrieve their luggage. Then, we're heading to the airport. I've brought your passport as well. We're taking you abroad to get treatment,” Sienna explained.

"Take me back," Daniel repeated through gritted teeth.

"We're taking you abroad to get treatment,” Sienna reiterated indifferently.

"Don't make me kill you," Daniel warned.

Sienna crossed her arms, leaned back in her seat, and haughtily replied, "Oh really? How would you manage that? You need help with eating and showering, and you rely on pills to sleep. Contents belong to NovelDrama.Org

"You don't even have the strength to strangle me, yet you're talking about killing me? Honestly, you're just a coward who can't deal with the truth. You're completely worthless.”

Everyone in the car was stunned. Nobody expected such words from Sienna, a caregiver who was being paid 40 thousand dollars a month. "Stop pushing me, Sienna," Daniel cautioned.

Sienna scoffed. "Pushing you? You're not even worth the effort.”

Mila couldn't take it anymore. Baffled by Sienna's disrespectful behavior toward Daniel, she turned to Sienna. Before Mila could say anything, Daniel erupted in anger and lunged at Sienna, who was seated by the window like a wild beast.

Sienna acted swiftly. As he lunged, she straddled his thighs and pinned his hands against the seatback.

Meanwhile, Simon, who was seated in the back of the car, was terrified and huddled in the corner.

"Sienna, Sienna, don't hurt Dan!" Mila shouted. She was worried as she watched Daniel being easily overpowered by Sienna.

Sienna was using all her strength to control Daniel. She didn't care even that their position looked awkward. She had long forsaken her modesty for money's sake. She bathed Daniel daily and was intimately familiar with every inch of his body.

Whenever he attempted to resist, she would overpower him, as she was doing now. Her goal was to incite some form of defiance in him. She didn't even mind if he harbored thoughts of killing her as long as it gave him a reason to continue living.

Sienna caught her breath and smirked before she mocked, "You're pathetic. You can't even beat me, yet you're considering killing me?" "Sienna, could you please stop tearing down Dan's confidence with your words?" Mila interjected. She felt for Daniel.

"No," Sienna responded firmly.

Mila sighed and immediately lapsed into silence. She couldn't bear to see Daniel, whom she held in high regard, being demeaned. She peered out the window, puzzled by Sienna's treatment of Daniel. Yet, she decided not to intervene out of respect for Sienna.

Daniel tried to break free from Sienna’s grasp several times, but he couldn't manage it. Then, unexpectedly, he burst into laughter. His laughter was tinged with bitterness and despair as he mocked himself, "Yeah, I'm pathetic. I can't walk or see."

Everyone present couldn't help but feel pity for him upon hearing the sorrow in his voice.

Yet, Sienna continued to add fuel to the fire. "Listen up. Your parents shell out 40 thousand every month for me to look after you. So, I'll do my job right. It's up to you whether you want to receive treatment.

"If you don't, you'll stay in that wheelchair indefinitely. As long as they keep paying me 40 grand each month, I'm willing to care for you for as long as necessary."