Chapter b385 /b

    Vivian replied, “Everything’s great at Hart Corporation. Profits went up against month. Sienna, now that you’re pregnant, you should really take it beasy/b. Just leave all thepany stuff to me–I can handle everything, I promise nothing will go wrong.

    She could bnow /bstand on her own, and it was all because of Sienna’s support. Without Sienna, Vivian wouldn’t be who she was today.

    “bI’m /bso proud of you, Vivian. You’ve really grown up,” Sienna said with a warm smile, gently patting her head.

    Three monthster, Sienna’s baby bump began to show. She wore ba /bloose, apricot–colored dress, and bthe /bsetting sun cast a gentle glow over her, making her look softer and more radiant than ever.

    Julian set the herbal prenatal tonic on bthe /bsmall table to cool, then quietly walked over and hugged her from behind. His fingers trembled a little as bhe /bgently caressed her belly.

    His heart couldn’t help but race he held his breath, overwhelmed by the thought that the woman he loved was carrying his child

    The baby was like a bond, tying the two of them together even more tightly than before.

    Julian was so overwhelmed with excitement and joy, he could barely contain himself.

    “The wind’s picking up today. Lep

    stand here for just a bit blonger/b, then head back,” he said gently

    Sienna tilted her head. Julian, do you think it’ll be a boy or a girl?”

    Julian rubbed his head affectionately against hers, his voice soft and full of love. “As long as it’s your baby, boy or girl, I’ll love them all. bthe /bsame.”

    Lana caught sight of this tender moment, her steps faltering. She stood frozen for a while before finally mustering up the courage to bwalk /bover

    “Ms. Hart, Sally Monroe arrived in the country today and insists on meeting you,” bLana /bsaid.

    “Sally Monroe? Alright, set up a meeting. Sienna replied.

    Julian felt a bit worried. Honestly, he didn’t want her to have to deal with all this, but he knew she had her own huge business to run.

    These confidential matters were out of his hands–he couldn’t interfere, and he knew better than to try.

    He gently took her hand. “I’ll go with you.”

    Sienna shook her bhead/b. 1ll be fine. Lana and the others will be with me. Things are a bitplicated between Sally Monroe and me!

    He nodded. “Alright, I understand. Just have a few sips of the calming tonic first, okay?”

    Lana set up the meeting for noon the next day.

    bSienna /barrived at the restaurant ten minutes early, only to find Sally already sitting there, waiting for her

    “Ms. Monroe, it’s been a while, Sienna said, her tone bas /bcool andposed as ever.

    Sally, ba /bbwoman /bwith long dark hair, quickly stood up when she heard Sienna’s voice, smiling as she shook her hand.

    “Hazel, it’s been so long! I heard you’ve been in Sra all this time and even found your family. I’m really happy for you, Sally bsaid /bwarmly.

    “Thanks–Let’s sit down and talk, Sienna said gesturing for them to take their seats.

    As Sienna sat down, Sally’s eyes went wide in shock when she noticed bSienna’s /bbelly. “You’re married? To Thorn Noirb?/b” she blurted bout/b, clearly surprised

    Sienna just gave ba /bfaint smile and took a sip of water as she replied calmly, “No.”

    Sally sat down, looking a bit embarrassed. “Sorry, I didn’t mean to pry. Hazel, I know you don’t like beating around the bush, so I’ll get straight to the point. We’ve been working together for five years, and I’ve never raised the price on you. But now I’m facing some difficulties, and I’d like to discuss renegotiating our deal”

    Sally was the daughter of the world’s biggest oil tycoon. At forty, she looked barely a day over twenty, with long dark hair and smooth, sun–kissed skin.

    “It’s true, it’s not exactly a great deal. bSienna /bsaid with a faim, knowing smile.

    Lana stepped forward immediately. “Ms. Monroe, you promised back then that you wouldn’t raise the price for twenty years. It’s only been five, and now you’re going back on your word. Have you really forgotten that bwithout /bMiss Noir, you bwouldn’t /beven be sitting sofortably bin /bthat chair today?”