Chapter 331
Sienna stepped forward, her posture radiating an effortless, aristocratic elegance as she calmly entered the villa’s courtyard.
Right at the doorway, she spoke in a freezing tone. “Guard this door. Don’t let a single fly in. The same goes for anyone trying to leave—unless they’re dead p>
The two bodyguards hadn’t been with her long, but they already understood her style.
Some things didn’t need to be spelled out.
“Understood p>
Sienna smiled faintly and turned to head inside.
The middle-aged woman inside hurried out at the sound of footsteps.
The moment she crossed the porch, she looked up and saw Sienna walking toward her.
She froze in her tracks, her face filled with bewilderment.
She clearly hadn’t expected to see a strange young woman instead of her employer.
Greta, the maid, continuously looked Sienna up and down.
She was dressed in a high-end, custom-tailored white suit with sharp cuts that accentuated her radiant complexion and stunning curves.
Her features were strikingly beautiful yet chillingly cold, exuding an unapproachable, dominant aura.
She was so aloof and imposing that people didn’t dare to look her in the eye.
Greta completely panicked, her eyes wide with suspicion.
She had absolutely no idea who this powerful, breathtaking stranger was.
“W-who are you p>
Sienna stood perfectly straight in the foyer, her presence so overwhelming that it instinctively forced the maid to take a half-step back.
She slowly stepped forward, her gaze lightly sweeping over the woman’s flustered expression.
“It seems your boss has protected you all quite well and hidden you very deep. Aside from him, not a single person around here recognizes me p>
Greta scrutinized Sienna closely, then glanced at the two expressionless, suited bodyguards behind her.
She looked out at the White Bentley Continental parked at the gate, and the color drained from her face.
She suddenly remembered how cautious her employer had been when she first arrived, as if he were hiding from someone.
Could it be this woman?
Greta’s attitude took a sharp turn. She wanted to push the intruder out, but halfway through the motion, she didn’t dare to actually touch her.
“Get out! Trespassing in someone else’s home is a crime! Guards! Guards, get in here!” she screamed at the top of her lungs.
The security detail hidden around the courtyard sprang into action, swarming the area in black suits.
They were fiercely aggressive, clearly intending to remove the intruders by force.
“Do you even know the legal definition of trespassing p>
Sienna interrupted her coolly, her voice entirely unhurried. “Technically speaking, this is my house p>
Greta froze, her jaw dropping open.
Watching her utterly astounded expression, Sienna offered a faint smile, kept her head high, and strode straight inside.
Her heels clicked sharply against the marble floor.
Snapping out of her daze, Greta frantically fumbled for her phone.
The moment the screen lit up, one of the bodyguards behind her snatched it from her grasp.
By now, more security guards were pouring in from all directions.
Five or six heavily built men, all dressed in matching black suits.
Two of Sienna’s bodyguards instantly stepped in front of her, their expressions ruthless as they blocked the incoming assault.
Sienna scoffed. Without even throwing them a glance, she simply issued an order over her shoulder. “Take care of them p>
“Yes, ma’am p>
As the bodyguard acknowledged the order, he hesitated for a fraction of a second and asked in a low voice, “Ms. Sloan, if Mr. Sterling happens to show up, should we Block hun too p>
Hearing this, Sienna cast a cool, sidelong glance at him, a sharp and icy smile playing on her lips.
“Otherwise, why would I bring you? Any regular security guard would do p>
The two bodyguards exchanged conflicted looks.
Regular bodyguards certainly couldn’t beat Jarred in a fight. That was a known fact.
But since she put it that way, they had no choice but to take the order.
A brutal brawl had already broken out behind them.
Amid the chaos, Sienna heard one of her men say, “Ms. Sloan, someone used the distraction to slip away and call for backup p>
Sienna didn’t look back as she ascended the stairs to the second floor.