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She had spent so many years interacting with Jillian. How had she never noticed it?
A few days later, a courier delivered a sealed document to Sienna.
She locked her bedroom door, her hands shaking uncontrollably as she ripped the envelope open.
The first few pages were dense with complex medical jargon she didn't understand. Frustrated, she flipped straight to the final page.
Printed in bold letters was the conclusion: *High probability of biological grandmaternal relationship. Maternal sample recommended for secondary confirmation.*
Sienna broke down, covering her face as tears poured through her fingers.
Connor shared her blood! He was her biological grandson!
Which meant Jillian was her biological daughter!
They had lived together as mother-in-law and daughter-in-law for years, and Sienna had never once liked her. She had never even given her a kind smile.
She had spent all those years projecting the misery of her own life onto her daughter, punishing her out of pure spite.
It felt like a sick cosmic joke.
Agonizing sobs echoed from Sienna's room. The passing staff jumped in fright, but absolutely no one dared to ask what was wrong.
Meanwhile, Killian was having dinner with Eleanor.
"Is she not here?" Killian asked.
Eleanor knew he meant Sienna. "She's been locking herself in her room for days. Lord knows what she's doing."
Killian gave a cold scoff and stood up. "It's getting late. I should head out."
Without waiting for Eleanor to dismiss him, he turned to leave.
He hadn't made it far down the hall when he ran straight into Sienna.
Her hair was a mess, and her eyes were bloodshot, clearly fresh from crying.
He didn't need to guess why. It was obviously about her daughter, Natalie.
Putting on this pathetic act was likely just a prelude to begging for mercy on Natalie's behalf.
Acting as though she were invisible, Killian tried to step right past her.


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