Delilah was very pleased. In her opinion, the woman who could be an extra was of a predictable family background. At least, she was a world apart from her.

My father is my father and I am me. I don't need to rely on my father to live. Sienna's statement conveys a sense of self-reliance and strength.

In fact, Tyrone really wanted to know about Sienna's identity. Although he had doubts before, he didn't look it up seriously and just guessed.

"That's because your father is incompetent. It's normal for the predecessors to plant trees for the successors to enjoy." Delilah looked at Tyrone and said with a heart full of joy, "Actually, the one I want to thank most is my father, because of him I was able to know Tyrone, it was love at first sight."

Sienna blurted out: "No!"

"Why not?" Delilah retorted, "With your third-rate acting skills, I can do it!" She looked at Valentine and said in a sweet voice, "Grandpa, you've been tricked by her too. She really isn't Tyrone's girlfriend, I guess."

Valentine, however, was composed and had the air of a general.

"Not now and not in the future, your chances are equal. I don't care what Tyrone likes. It's up to you."

After going around a lot, the three of them were still in the same place, which was a bit of a disappointment. On the way back, Sienna was suddenly in a bad mood.

"Girl, what's wrong with you? I didn't hear you tell jokes all the way. It was so boring." Valentine glanced at his grandson and said, "Tyrone can't please girls. Don't mind."

"Grandpa, I was just thinking, what to do when I get back, I have no place to live, Tyrone is going to drive me away." Sienna gave Tyrone a quiet glance: "He's really hard to talk to."

"What's going on with you guys?" Valentine was surprised and delighted: "Are you already living together? When are you going to get married and have children?"

"Grandpa, this is not going to happen."

Tyrone immediately denied it, in a very cold state.

Valentine did not speak, truly did not understand their relationship, and was too lazy to dwell on it. All that needed to be urged had been urged, all that needed to be done had been done, the emperor was not in a hurry and the eunuch was in no use.

"Grandpa, my vacation is over and I'll be back to the army this afternoon. I've already arranged for my second brother to be careful by himself." Tyrone is serious.

"What about Sienna?" Valentine really thought about her.

It's not very safe at the apartment. It won't be a big deal for her to stay there. Tyrone glanced back: ‘Sienna, get what I mean?'

How could she not understand? All she said was to kick her out.

"No problem, I'll leave." She readily agreed.

Sienna's attitude took Tyrone by surprise, and he wondered if she would cause any more trouble. She's so easy to talk to today. She wasn't like that before.

Before she got back, Dahlia called and said that the bar was busy these days and wanted her to come back and help. Sienna agreed immediately.

Tyrone was still driving, feeling inexplicably.

Sienna didn't have much left in Tyrone's apartment. Apart from her luggage and daily necessities, she had almost no possessions and was easy to pick up.

"Would you like me to take you there?" Seeing her shake her head, Tyrone said, "I hope you live well in the future and don't act recklessly anymore."

In other words, it meant not to come to him again.

"It doesn't sound good at all."

Sienna was not in a good mood. After dragging it out for a few days, she had to leave, even if she was reluctant, for the sake of the future, she had to leave temporarily.

"It's like a parting message." He said.

Tyrone knew very well that they were strangers to each other, with different paths of life, and even if they crossed paths, it was just by chance, like a gust of wind that drifted by and then drifted away. Let those indescribable moments remain in memory.

But Tyrone didn't expect that Sienna's departure would bring him not only relief but also a strange sense of loss. Fortunately, he immediately returned to the army and returned to his real life.

If such a vacation was an occasional pastime, then training with troops was the right way to start his life, the kind of life he enjoyed.

Sienna was taken away by his aunt Dahlia and lived in the house behind the bar, which had good sound insulation and wouldn't affect the living in the back even if the front was in a mess.

Before the business opened, Dahlia began to inquire about the progress of Sienna and Tyrone.

"While in the car I didn't ask if you were kicked out by him?"

"Knowing and asking, I'm in a bad mood right now."

"So what? Keep going. I know you won't give up easily."

Sienna then thought of her son: "Where's Rory? I need him to give me a little courage."

"Rory is building a bond with his homeroom teacher and knows him well. You can rest assured that he will send someone over later." Dahlia said it lightly.

"I'm afraid he's too big a little kid and will confuse the female teacher." Sienna said worriedly.

Dahlia just smiled and said very calmly, "Sienna, this teacher is a man!"

"A man?" Sienna laughed: "So it's a rare animal."

"I think he's good. He's young, about your age, but he's patient, his baby face makes it easier to get into kindergarten, and Rory is a boy, it's easier to get along."

As a result, when Sienna saw him, she was hugged warmly by that man instead.

What's going on? Dahlia watched them hugging right under her nose.

Ted, a 25-year-old kindergarten teacher with a natural baby face and a gentle personality.

He was Sienna's high school classmate and had pursued her, but Sienna had no intention of that at all. She was devoted to her studies, and even when they chatted, she behaved properly.

"Sienna, I never thought you were Rory's mother." Ted looks at the bright woman in front of him: "How have you been these years?"

"Okay, my son hasn't caused you any trouble, has he?

"He gave me a new understanding of how young children think and behave." Ted, with a very excited expression, walked up to Dahlia: "Dahlia, Rory will come to my class, no problem at all."

"You have no intention of being in the bar." Dahlia kindly reminded: "We Sienna are not for any man to pursue!"

Hearing this, Ted became even more curious and asked Dahlia about the child's father while Sienna went in to take a bath.

"Do you really want to know?

"Dahlia, to be honest with you, I used to like Sienna. If she had a husband, I had nothing to say, but if she didn't,hehe,I could get the moon first."

Sure enough, she's a little kid, not very shrewd, and speaks more straightforwardly, which Dahlia admires very much. She also has some good feelings about Ted, at least not against it.

"But Sienna is not so easy to pursue. Despite having children all by herself, she is quite worth it." Dahlia, of course, was protecting her sister's daughter: "You have to think it through."

Ted is eager to have a try.