Chapter 402

Lately, her appetite had really picked up. For some reason—maybe Thorn was possessed or just bored—he’d started growing all kinds of fruits and vegetables and kept sending them her way. She put it this way: they actually tasted pretty good.

“Go on,” Sienna said, her voice calm but commanding. “A few months ago, when you were having your babies, he came to me again. At first, I thought it was a woman, but it turned out to be a man—he said he was your friend.”

“He told me to go to the hospital to see you, and if I got the chance, to bring the babies out so he could take a look. But I couldn’t even get into the hospital.”

Then, just yesterday, he found me again and told me to go to your house and try to take the baby out. I told him there was no way I could pull that off, so he said, “Fine, just take a photo instead.”

“So… that’s what I did—I took the pictures and sent them to him,” Paige stammered, her whole body trembling with fear.

Julian stepped forward, pulling out a tissue to wipe the strawberry juice from Sienna’s fingers.

“What’s his name?” he asked, his voice sharp and cold.

Paige bowed her head. “I don’t know.”

Lana took two steps forward, and Paige cried out, “Really, I don’t know! I was too scared to ask!”

“Do you remember what he looked like?” Sienna asked, her voice sharp.

Paige shrank back, clearly terrified. “He was pretty thin, not as tall as you—maybe around six feet. He had three moles under the corner of his eye, and he was really handsome, young—probably not even thirty.”

At those words, Sienna’s eyes flickered with shock, and she shot to her feet. Julian’s expression darkened—the same name flashed through both their minds.

“Get out,” Sienna commanded, her aura suddenly overwhelming the entire room.

Lana and the bodyguards wasted no time dragging Tanya and Paige away. Julian grabbed Sienna’s hand, his eyes tense with worry. “Sienna, is it really her?”

Sienna nodded. “Yeah, it’s her. I should’ve realized it when the Tobin family started working with Sally Monroe.”

“Then you…” Julian started, but the memories from their school days made him uneasy, and he couldn’t finish his sentence.

Sienna gave him a faint smile. “It’s all in the past now. Don’t worry. I’m going to see her, and I’ll bring Nora with me.”

“Alright, Sienna,” Julian replied, trying to sound calm.

After Sienna finished explaining everything, Nora’s eyes widened in shock.

“You’re telling me Tammy Tobin is back? She actually has the nerve to show her face after what she did back then.” Nora gritted her teeth, her voice full of anger.

“Yeah, let’s go,” Sienna said, her mind drifting back to the past. “That pain still stings,” she thought, a flicker of hurt flashing in her eyes.

Chapter 102

Sienna and Nora arrived at Tammy’s house. Tammy seemed to have known they were coming—two cups of fresh coffee were already set out on the table.

Nora sat down angrily and shouted, “Tammy Tobin, get out here!” Sienna glanced around the room with casual indifference before sitting down with an air of nonchalance.

“It’s been a while, Enna,” a deep, resonant voice echoed from upstairs. Slowly, a man in a crisp white suit descended the staircase—strikingly handsome, with three tear-shaped moles beneath the corner of his eye.

Nora’s eyes went wide in utter shock as she stared at Tammy, completely floored by what she was seeing.

“How did you end up looking like this?” Nora blurted out, her voice full of disbelief.

From the moment Tammy appeared, his eyes never left Sienna. He walked forward slowly, then suddenly pulled Sienna into a hug.

“Enna, I’ve missed you so much,” he said, clinging to her like he never wanted to let go.

Sienna frowned, her irritation obvious, and shoved him away.

“Tammy Tobin, what are you up to? You had Paige Har try to steal Enna’s kids, and now this!” Nora demanded, her voice trembling with anger.

Tammy stretched out his legs and sat down with a lazy, almost careless grace.

“I’m not up to anything. I just wanted to see my godsons and goddaughter—is that so wrong?” he replied with a faint smirk.

He chuckled, a teasing glint in his eyes. “Did you two forget? The three of us once swore we’d be best friends for life. When the kids were born, we said we’d all be their godmothers. Oh, but I guess now I’m the godfather instead.”

Tammy fixed Sienna with a deep, searching gaze.

Nora snapped, her voice shaking with anger. “You’ve got some nerve saying that! We’re not friends anymore, Tammy Tobin. You never should’ve come back after leaving the country.”

“Enna, after all these years, don’t you ever think about me? We used to be best friends, didn’t we?” Tammy said, his voice soft but full of longing.

Sienna stepped closer, her eyes icy and devoid of warmth, fixed on him. Tammy’s breath hitched, and he instinctively tried to avoid her gaze.

“Tammy, why did you end up like this?” Sienna asked, her voice low and steady. A flash of pain flickered in Sienna’s eyes. Memories flooded back, pulling all three of them into a whirlwind of emotions.

“Enna, I love you. I love you—don’t you get it? I’m a man now, Enna. There’s nothing stopping us from being together. What’s Julian to you anyway? He’s not good enough for you. Enna, weren’t we best friends?” Tammy said, his voice trembling with desperation.

He stood up, reaching out to take her hand. Sienna stepped back, dodging his touch. “We…”