The Wrong Woman

"I'll go, I'll go too!

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Daniel pointed at Finley Wood and then said, "Finley, you said you wanted to introduce your sister to me, you go with me."

Finley felt very embarrassed.

They walked out of the police station and got into the car.

Finley asked curiously, "Captain Morrison, did you deliberately ask me to come because you really want to meet my sister?"

Daniel smiled lightly. He sat in the driver's seat and fastened his seat belt.

Finley also happily fastened his seat belt.

Daniel started the car and slowly drove away.

As Daniel drove, he said calmly, "I'm not interested in your sister. I just want to take you to meet the woman I like, so that you can get rid of this idea."

Finley smiled awkwardly before secretly sighing, looking out the window.

Daniel rejected him without hesitation! He didn't leave any room for negotiation.

In the market street, Sienna leaned on the cash register in the corner store that was run by Shelly.

She looked gloomy and listless like a withered lily.

"Give me a cigar."

Sienna opened the glass cabinet and then took out a cigar. Placing it on the table, she said, "19."

"Let me put it on credit, I'll pay next time."

Just as the man was about to take the cigar, Sienna instinctively grabbed the other end of the cigar. She frowned as she stared at the man.

She said word by word, "I'm running a small business, so no credit."

The man angrily said, "Your mom always lets me put it on credit. Why do you have so many problems with me when you're in charge of the store?"

Sienna snorted coldly and bit her lower lip. She forcefully snatched back the cigar and then placed it back in the glass cabinet. After that, she took out an account book from the drawer.

She grabbed the man's sleeve to prevent him from leaving. Flipping through the account book with one hand, she asked, "What's your name? How much do you owe?" The man was unhappy. He asked, "What do you want?"

"I want you to settle your previous debts. It's clearly written on the door of my store, no credit for small businesses. Since you owe money, obviously you need to pay." "I don't have money right now. I'll pay next time."

Sienna snorted coldly. She had seen many people like him.

No money? He was probably used to getting things on credit and wanted to get things for free.

Sienna said firmly, "Having money

and not paying back is being a

rogue. I'll go to the police station and have the police check your account

balance. Let's see if you can't pay

back the money or you just don't want to pay."

The man's sleeve was about to be torn with how hard Sienna gripped, but he still couldn't escape.

He kept struggling, but Sienna grabbed him tighter.

Finally, the man had no choice but to remove his clothes and run away bare-chested from the corner store.

Grabbing the man's clothes, Sienna quickly chased after him.

Entering the store, Daniel and Finley happened to witness this scene.

They immediately stepped aside to watch the bare-chested man

anxiously flee the scene. They looked at Sienna who was angrily running after him with his clothes in her hand.

They were stunned and dumbfounded.

This was crazy!

Sienna suddenly stopped in her tracks when she saw Daniel. She quickly threw the clothes away as if the clothes were hot.

She was so embarrassed and ashamed that she wanted to run away. She didn't know how to face him.

She thought she wouldn't see this man again in the future.

Why did he come to her?

These days, she had been restless. She always thought of him every now and then.

Sienna's face was a little hot as she didn't know what to say. She turned around and went back to the corner store.

She then sat behind the cash register before taking out the account book and starting to organize the cigarettes in the glass cabinet. The more she organized, the more untidy it became.

Finally, Daniel and Finley walked in.

Sienna lowered her head because she dared not look directly at Daniel.

"Having a good time, aren't you?" Daniel smiled warmly as he teased lightly, "In such a public place, isn't it inappropriate?" Sienna ignored him.

Handing over a promotional leaflet, Finley said, "Hello, this is an anti-drug leaflet. Our department's phone number is on it.

"If you find people around you or

outsiders involved in drug use,

trafficking, or manufacturing net

please

contact us as soon as possible."