Chapter 844 Whatever


    Chapter 844 Whatever


    Coming out of the ward, she took a deep breath. The clear imprint of five fingers on her cheek was


    particrly visible, but she paid no attention to it.


    The faint smile on her face disappeared as soon as she stepped out of the ward.


    She walked towards the elevator, followed by Mario''s secretary.


    The secretary just kept following her, which ignited Sienna''s emotions. She suddenly turned around


    and looked at Mario''s secretary, her voice cold and indifferent as she questioned, "I just went to buy


    water, and he''s so worried and afraid that I''ll run away? Or is he afraid that I''ll expose what happened


    Sienna was in a bad mood, and her tone was naturally unpleasant, filled with sarcastic mockery. Her


    words echoed in the quiet hospital corridor, sounding particrly abrupt.


    The secretary was taken aback and quickly exined, "Mr. King didn''t mean it that way. He''s just


    worried that her mother might cause trouble for you, so he asked me to follow you to prevent any


    unpleasant incidents. As for what you want to do, it''s up to you."


    Sienna didn''t feel any joy because of that; instead, she let out a cold snort and a faint smile, saying, "Is


    that so?"


    The secretary nodded hastily, but Sienna remained silent.


    The two entered the elevator, one in front and one behind. Sienna''s expression was particrly cold,


    and even in the confined space of the elevator, the temperature around her seemed to turn cold. The


    secretary was well aware of Sienna''s identity and knew how much Mario valued her, so naturally, he


    didn''t dare to neglect Sienna.


    The atmosphere was unusually quiet, so quiet that it felt as if one could hear the sound of breathing.


    In a low voice, the secretary spoke, "Mr. King asked me to tell you that Miss Armstrong and Mr.


    Simpson are probably very worried about you. He suggested that you take the opportunity to make a


    call to Miss Armstrong while buying the water."


    Sienna didn''t say anything, nor did she feel any gratitude in her heart.


    After all, Mario was the one who caused all of this. He knew very well that his actions would have


    unimaginable consequences, so why did he persist in doing it?


    Was it impulsiveness?


    But they had known each other for a long time. If he had any impulses, they would have surfaced long


    ago.


    Sienna wouldn''t give him any excuses or reasons to absolve himself. What''s done is done. She


    absolutely couldn''t act as if nothing had happened just because he was also injured now. She couldn''t


    be that magnanimous.


    Sienna bought two cups of juice from a café near the hospital and slowly made her way back. She had


    no intention of calling Camille. She wasn''t in a good mood right now, so she didn''t want to show her


    worst side to her best friend.


    As Sienna walked back to the hospital, she ran into Mrs. King and Mario''s cousin. She was the


    daughter of Mario''s uncle and the only girl of the youngest generation in the King family. So when Mrs.


    King adopted Sienna, the cousin was constantly dissatisfied with her, believing that Sienna had taken


    away all the love that belonged to her. In her heart, she held deep resentment towards Sienna.


    Normally, the rtionship between the two was very tense, but Sienna didn''t bother paying attention to


    her. Most of the time, the cousin was just putting on a solo show.


    Sienna handed the two cups of juice to Mrs. King and spoke in a gentle tone, "Mom, here''s your drink.


    Why don''t you stay a little longer?"


    Her attitude was always obedient and well-behaved. Mrs. King didn''t say anything, she just reached out


    and took the juice Sienna handed over, her tone calm as she said, "He''s tired. Let him rest a bit. You


    stay here and take care of him. If there''s anything, let me know immediately. Don''t keep anything from


    me."


    Sienna nodded to show that she understood, then reached out to hand the other bottle of juice to the


    cousin. However, she showed no intention of taking it, just nced at Sienna indifferently. Then, she


    immediately seized the opportunity to feign concern for Mario, but in reality, she was trying to provoke


    Mrs. King against Sienna. She said, "Aunt, although it doesn''t look serious, I think Mario''s injury is quite


    severe. After all, he hurt his head. What if he has a concussion or otherplications?"


    Upon hearing this, worry immediately filled Mrs. King''s face, and even her gaze towards Sienna turned


    cold.


    The cousin quickly took advantage of the situation and continued, "Sienna, is his injury caused by you?


    Although he protects you, it doesn''t mean you can mistreat him all the time, you know? I don''t even


    know what you did to him. How could you hurt his head? The head is such an important part. What if


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    something unexpected happens?"


    The cousin knew that it must be rted to Sienna; otherwise, why would Sienna offer no defense at


    all? Since Sienna came to the King family, Mario had been biased towards her. He had done so much


    for her, much more than he did for her, his own cousin sister, and that naturally made her resentful.


    Mrs. King became more worried as she listened, and her next nce at Sienna was filled with


    displeasure as she questioned, "Sienna, did you cause Mario''s head injury? Give me an honest


    answer. Did he deliberately deceive me to protect you?"


    Sienna met Mrs. King''s gaze, and she could have simply denied it, which would have avoided many


    troublesome situations.


    But she didn''t intend to do that.


    However, before she could speak, Mario''s secretary hurriedly interjected, "Madam, this matter has


    nothing to do with Miss King. It''s Mr. King..."


    "I didn''t ask you. I''m asking her now." Mrs. King had always maintained a gentle image, but when it


    came to Mario''s matters, her attitude became very firm. Perhaps that was the kind of motherly love that


    could only be shown to one''s own child.


    Seeing Sienna''s prolonged silence, Mrs. King''s tone became urgent and cold. She asked, "Tell me, did


    you do it?"


    "Yes, it was me." Sienna responded in ordance with her words, her face remaining calm without any


    ripples or changes in expression. She said in a in tone, "It was me."


    In an instant, Mrs. King became furious. Her eyes widened as she red at Sienna and questioned


    angrily, "How could you do this? What have we, the King family, ever done to wrong you? Have I


    mistreated you since you came to our family? Or is it your way of getting back at me for what I did in


    the past?"


    Sienna''s face remained unchanged, without any extra emotional fluctuations. She calmly looked at


    Mrs. King and said softly, "I never thought that way. That matter is in the past, and I understand that


    your decision was the right one. So I never thought of seeking revenge because of it."


    "If that''s the case, then why did you do this to me? Why did you hurt Mario? Do you think that because


    he has been so nice towards you, you can just hurt him at will?" Mrs. King was extremely angry, and


    her cousin continued to add fuel to the fire. Under Mrs. King''s impulsive outburst, she dered, "Since


    this is how you repay the King family, then the King family can no longer have you. From now on,


    you''re no longer a member of our family, and our rtionship as mother and daughter ispletely


    over."


    Sienna stood there motionless, without any response. Mrs. King''s words brought a hint of indescribable


    sadness to her heart, but amidst that sadness, she could clearly feel a sense of relief from head to toe.


    Such thoughts might be considered heartless, especially considering how well Mrs. King had treated


    her. Apart from being strict with her regarding Mario, she had nevercked in any other aspect.


    But some things had changed, and if they continued to force it and persist, no one would be happy.


    Instead of that, it would be better for her to take the initiative to distance herself. At least that way,


    everyone could be happy.


    Sienna nodded and responded in an especially soft voice, "I understand."


    Mrs. King no longer looked at her and said indifferently, "Leave him starting tomorrow."


    Then, Mrs. King walked past her towards the elevator, and before entering it, she also threw the juice


    she held into the trash can.


    Sienna noticed every movement, but she didn''t say a single word.


    Mario''s secretary was already sweating coldly. He began to imagine that if Mario learned about what


    had just happened, he might lose his job.


    He spoke in a low voice, "Miss King, you..."


    Sienna interrupted him with just a few words, "You heard it too. It was my mother who said it, not


    something I suggested. So I won''t go to the ward."