“Serena, you need to relax,” Carmen told me. “Siena is with her dad. She’s not with some stranger—just breathe and wait until he gets here.”
“I can’t!” I pouted. It had been hours, and Christian wasn’t responding to any of my calls or texts. He didn’t even give me an update about Siena, and it was freaking me out.
Not being with Christian or Siena made me realize how boring my life was and that I didn’t really have anything going on for me. Enzo left to do whatever he was doing, and hanging around my sister, who wasn’t exactly the smartest, became annoying at times.
I leaned back on the sofa, but just when I was about to close my eyes, I got interrupted by the sound of a car.
“Is that Christian!” I jumped up and grabbed Carmen by the shoulder, who stared at me with big eyes. “Move!” I told her and forcefully pushed her aside so I could run out the door. “Is there something wrong, miss?” One of the men spoke in a hurry, but I shrugged him off and ran over to the car.
