'Darling' still made Sienna's skin crawl, but it sounded slightly better than 'Wife'.
Glancing at the shadow vaguely visible through the crack under the door, Sienna let out a sigh, walked over, and opened the door.
She looked up at the young toddler who was nearly a head taller than her.
"What."
Jorrod grabbed the hem of her shirt, lightly pinching it with a cautious, nasal tone. "Darling, I need to go to the bathroom..."
Sienna's eyes almost rolled entirely into the back of her head.
She thought it was something important. She really shouldn't have bothered opening the door.
"Then go. Please don't bother me with stuff like this in the future."
Her motion to step back inside came to a halt.
Sienna followed the pulling sensation and looked over.
His hand was gripping her shirt hem tightly, refusing to let go.
She frowned at him. "What else do you want?"
The man stood before her with his head slightly bowed. His soft black hair fell naturally, casting fragmented shadows over his forehead, and his long eyelashes fluttered restlessly.
The absolute definition of a vulnerable puppy.
Sienna had truly witnessed the physical embodiment of it today.
If this had been their very first meeting, she definitely would have looked at him with profound affection, patted his fluffy head, and told him to bark for her.
But unfortunately, this vicious hound had left far too deep a negative impression on her.
The more fragile he appeared, the more she felt he was about to bare his fangs and tear her throat out the very next second.
Locking eyes with him, she watched his Adam's apple bob as he hesitated to speak.
He seemed slightly timid, as if afraid of annoying her, completely lacking confidence.
Sienna's patience was wearing thin. "Not going to talk? Then I'm going back inside."
"Wait..."
Jorrod stammered, testing the waters before finally speaking up.
"Darling, I don't know how to undo the belt... can you help me..."


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