Begging for a Second Chance (Sienna Sloan and Jarred Sterling) novel Chapter 389

Everyone in the industry knew that Sienna was deeply rooted in both psychology and clinical medicine.

Her expertise was top-tier, and she held absolute authority in the field.

Any evaluation report she issued carried immense legal weight and professional credibility.

If she diagnosed someone as mentally unstable, it was virtually impossible to overturn.

It was no exaggeration to say a single word from her could decide a person's fate.

The Sterlings were certainly a family to be feared, but the way these two women had barged in looking for a fight was thoroughly repulsive.

The crowd of onlookers began whispering to each other, their words laced with amusement.

"Looks like Mrs. Sterling and Eleanor really have no idea what Dr. Sloan is capable of."

"Dr. Sloan's evaluations are ten times more authoritative than a regular doctor's. If she files those applications, these two might just become permanent guests in the psych ward today."

"They better leave now. If they stall any longer, those admission papers are definitely going through."

The crowd echoed one another, making it sound dead serious.

Helena and Eleanor usually lived pampered lives, perched high above everyone else.

When had they ever endured such public humiliation, let alone being threatened with a psych ward admission?

Besides, Sienna had always clashed with their family. There was a very real chance she would actually lock them up.

Their previous domineering arrogance instantly crumbled, replaced by poorly concealed panic.

Helena's face paled, and she instinctively took a step back.

Eleanor's hand trembled slightly around her cane, completely drained of the bravado she'd had when bursting through the door.

"You... you're completely unreasonable! We won't stoop to your level!"

The two of them dropped the pathetic parting shot, putting up a tough front as they turned to flee the office in disgrace.

But Sienna was never the type to let people walk all over her, nor would she let anyone provoke her and simply walk away unscathed.

Seeing the two trying to slip away, a sharp, cold glint flashed in her eyes. "Stop."

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