Janice tried her best to be docile, not wanting to annoy Adrian.
She was afraid that if he showed her dissatisfaction, he would drive her out of his office as he did with Sienna.
Although Sienna left on her own, it didn't matter. The outcome was inevitable.
Provoking Adrian would never end well. Janice found it puzzling why Sienna, after all she had been through, still didn't learn her lesson.
To Janice, Adrian was unique, and bowing down to him wasn't a big deal. Sienna's dignity meant nothing to Janice.
Adrian responded perfunctorily, seemingly not paying close attention to what was being said.
Since Sienna insisted on opposing him, he didn't have to show any mercy.
It seemed that Sienna was determined to be entangled with Donald, no matter what happened.
Well, Adrian wanted to s
