Chapter 146

Sienna glanced over, her tone frosty. “Yeah, and?”

“Let’s make a deal,” Adrian said, his tone firm and eyes locked on her.

Ryan was waiting in the car when Winifred came back. He noticed her eyes were a bit red. “Winifred, were you crying?”

“Nothing, just my eyes feel a little uncomfortable,” she snapped.

Ryan grumbled, “Looks like you’ve been crying.”

Winifred shot him a glare. “Why are you so nosy? Say one more word and I’ll beat you up.”

Ryan immediately shut up, not daring to say another word.

Meanwhile, Sienna and Lana stepped out, and while Lana went to get the car, a few men approached Sienna and started talking to her. Winifred, watching from the car, saw the whole thing and wasn’t pleased at all.

After Sienna left, Winifred got out of the car and walked over to the group, just in time to overhear their conversation. “Wow, what a goddess. She’s absolutely stunning!”

“Man, I’ve never met a woman so cold. One look from her and I thought I was going to freeze,” one of the guys muttered.

“Hold it! What did you just say to her?” Winifred appeared in front of them, her tone sharp.

The guys froze, looking confused. “Who are you! Why should we tell you anything!”

“Help! She’s beating us up!” one of the guys yelled, but Winifred didn’t hesitate; her fists landed right on their faces.

Soon, all three were crouched in the corner, bruised and swollen. “We’re telling the truth! We just asked her for directions!” one of them pleaded.

“Please, stop hitting us! We thought she was just a normal girl, and we wanted to get her number. But when we got closer, we realized she’s way out of our league. Her clothes probably cost more than we make in years, so we just pretended to ask for directions,” another stammered.

Winifred kicked one of them in the butt. “At least you know your place. Her phone case alone is worth more than your entire salary! Sienna’s phone case was studded with diamonds…”

“Yes, yes, can we go now?” one of them asked, looking terrified.

Where did this psycho even come from? they thought, wincing in pain. She looks totally normal, but she hits so hard!

Amber stomped into the house, her face puffy and red with anger. “What’s so special about wearing a mask? And he had the nerve to say I’m not qualified: 30 thousand dollars a day? Why doesn’t he just rob a bank instead?” she thought.

“Sienna!” Amber called out as soon as she saw her, throwing herself into Sienna’s arms. Sienna ruffled her hair gently. “What’s wrong?”

Amber pouted, looking all aggrieved as she poured out everything that had happened to her today.

Lana burst out laughing; Amber was just way too adorable.

“Lana, you can’t laugh! Don’t laugh at me!” Amber protested, puffing up her cheeks. “That guy was the worst. He even said I was being unreasonable and kicked us out. I’m never going back there again!”

Sienna listened to Amber’s complaints, and she already had a good guess who that guy was.

“Amber, I really don’t need a bodyguard,” Sienna said, her tone gentle. “Winifred is super awesome–seriously, she’s got me covered. So you don’t need to worry about finding anyone.”

Amber’s eyes shimmered with worry. “But you got hurt!”

Sienna felt her heart soften at that, and she gave a reassuring smile. “I’m really okay, it doesn’t hurt at all anymore.”

Later that night, after Amber had taken a shower, she slipped into her bunny pajamas, hugged her pillow, and knocked on Sienna’s door.

Claire had told her she had a special skill–if she used it right, its power would be unstoppable, and no one could resist. She was determined to give it a try.

Sienna heard the knock and thought it was probably Elisa bringing something up, but when she opened the door, it was Amber standing there.

“Amber, what’s wrong?” Sienna asked, a bit surprised.