My Ex-husband Begs Me Back
Chapter 1515: Outburst

Chapter 1515: Outburst

Sienna's thoughts naturally wouldn't let Mrs. King prepare her wedding. On the contrary, she was currently enjoying the kindness of the Ward family because she could repay such kindness. But she didn't know how to repay the kindness of the King family.

Sienna kept her thoughts hidden and didn't reveal any trace of emotion.

Rex probably understood her mind and quickly said, "Aunt Sienna is right. Leave everything to the team. You don't have to worry."

Mrs. King nodded and said, "I understand your intentions. I just want to do something for Sienna."

Jillian had a good relationship with Sienna and could see her bewildered expression at the moment. She said, "Aunt, if you really want to do something for her, why not prepare a bachelorette party for her? Ou good friends can also accompany her to have fun and enjoy themselves."

It's just a bachelorette party, which doesn't require much thought. It only involves spending a little money, and the sentiment behind it isn't significant.

Mrs. King thought it was feasible, and since it was Jillian's suggestion, she readily accepted it.

Sienna looked at Jillian and gave her a grateful look. Then the two of them agreed to go to the restroom together. Walking hand in hand in the corridor, Sienna said, "Thank you so much!"

"What's there to thank? It's what I should do, after all, I'm your future sister-in-law!"

"Yes, yes, thank you very much, my future sister-in-law."

Sienna cooperated well, leaving Jillian very satisfied.

However, Jillian also had moments of sorrow. For example, Mario showed no response to her various pursuits, as cold as ice. Jillian felt exhausted, but she didn't want to give up after pursuing him for so long. Giving up now would feel like a loss.

Moreover, Mario and Sienna were completely impossible. They would never have a chance to be together in this lifetime. So besides Sienna, Jillian believed she was the most suitable person for Mario. She knew everything about him, but these things wouldn't become conflicts and problems between them.

Because she understood Sienna, she wouldn't let it happen, but others might not.

Jillian sighed and said softly, "I followed him to Flento City, and he didn't even arrange a hotel room for me. I was so angry that I almost came back to Hance City to complain to you and file a complaint with Uncle King."

Being unfamiliar with the place, Jillian felt very tired. However, after calmly thinking about it, she realized there was no need. After all, Mario hadn't asked her to pursue him. It was all voluntary on her part, so she had to accept whatever reaction Mario gave.

Jillian sighed, her voice low and hoarse as she said to Sienna, "I've changed my mindset. I don't believe I can't outlast him. Once you have your wedding, he will be completely heartbroken, and then he'll come back to chase after me."

Sienna burst into laughter, saying, "Alright, alright, your idea will definitely come true. Don't worry, I believe he will be conquered by you."

Jillian laughed, and her mood improved.

When the two of them were returning to their private room, Jillian received a call from her home, so Sienna went back to the room alone. Walking in the empty corridor, just as she was about to reach the door of the room where they would have dinner tonight, the door suddenly opened from the inside. A tall figure emerged, his face handsome and devoid of any expression. He calmly looked at Sienna, and it was impossible to tell what he was thinking.

Sienna also froze when she saw Mario. They hadn't met alone for a long time, and even accidental encounters like this were almost nonexistent.

Sienna was unsure how to face him. She had no idea how to break the silence truthfully.

Mario took the opportunity to close the door. His deep gaze fixed on Sienna, and in a slightly hoarse voice, he asked, "Don't you want to see me?" Sienna forced a smile, trying to sound calm as she replied, "No."

She subtly moved to the side, attempting to create some distance between her and Mario. But it seemed like he saw through her actions. As soon as she made a move, he stepped closer, leaning slightly, narrowing the distance between them. He said, "Sienna, are you looking forward to your wedding with him?"

Sienna was taken aback, not quite understanding the meaning behind his question.

But based on her understanding of Mario, his question didn't necessarily imply a desire for this to happen.

She pursed her lips, choosing not to answer the question directly. Instead, she looked up at him and said, "If I say I don't look forward to it, would you think I don't love him? If I say I do, would you think I'm intentionally saying it to you? So no matter how I answer, you already have your own interpretation."

Therefore, she didn't want to answer, not a single word more.

Mario looked at her indifferently, his gaze filled with coldness. "Do you think having a wedding will solidify everything? Huh, I've never cared about those things. If you truly believe that I can only let go completely after your wedding, then I advise you to abandon that thought."

Sienna furrowed her brows, her voice cold and distant as she said, "Why would I think that way? I've never had such thoughts. I'm having a wedding because I love Rex. I want to make our relationship legitimate in everyone's eyes. We're having a wedding, not to make you give up, but simply to give our love and marriage a sense of ceremony."

So she had no idea why Mario would think that the main reason for her wedding was to make him completely give up on her.

Sienna couldn't even imagine such a thing and had never had such thoughts. At most, she thought that after marrying Rex, maybe Mario would come to terms with everything since their relationship would be widely known. Continuing to entangle themselves seemed meaningless.

As Sienna spoke, her emotions started to intensify.

She took a deep breath, still trying to control her emotions before they erupted completely. In a detached tone, she said, "Believe it or not, I've already let go of everything from the past. I don't regret any of my choices. Once you've made a decision, there's no point in regretting."

What good would regret do?

The choices had already been made, and everything was set in stone. If everything in life satisfied oneself, then there would be no room for regrets. Sienna didn't want to say anything more. She tried to bypass Mario and enter the private room, but before she could even lift her foot, Mario stopped her. He tightly held her wrist and in an unusually hoarse voice, he said, "I regret it!!!"

Those words were incredibly low and husky. Sienna couldn't bring herself to believe them if she hadn't heard them with her own ears.

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