My Stand-In Groom Is A Secret Tycoon (Audrey) novel Chapter 305

'Who can prove it?' Sienna thought and hesitated, glancing over at her.

Audrey narrowed her long eyes, her voice clear and sharp. "Michael, call the police to check these nail marks immediately. I don't want to wrongly accuse someone!"

"Got it," Michael replied.

Seeing that Michael immediately took out his phone to make the call, Sienna quickly lunged forward. "No... don't call the police!"

At this point, Francis had figured everything out. He furiously yelled at Sienna, "If you didn't hurt Sunny, why wouldn't you let us call the police?"

"No... no, it's not like that, Mr. Francis Hayes." With her voice already tinged with tears, Sienna anxiously defended herself.

She said, "I understand now. When I was treating Mr. Sunny Hayes earlier, he suddenly went berserk and tried to hit me. His injuries might have happened when I was dodging him. I really didn't mean to harm him intentionally!"

In any case, she absolutely denied having deliberately hurt Sunny to punish him.

Audrey asked coldly, "Aren't you a self-proclaimed internationally known child psychology expert? How can you not handle the stress reaction of a special child?"

An adequate doctor would never let a patient go wild and hurt themselves right in front of them.

And yet, Sienna couldn't even notice that Sunny had been upset, let alone stopped rubbing salt in his wounds.

She kept repeating to Sunny that if he misbehaved, his father would leave him. A qualified psychologist would never do that.

Upon hearing this, Sienna had no way to refute it and could only glare angrily at Audrey.

Audrey hadn't really looked closely at her before, but now, seeing her clearly, a sudden idea struck her.

"Sienna Hastings?" Audrey stepped forward, her voice cold. "My classmate, it's really been a long time!"

Sienna's eyes trembled. She instinctively raised her hand to cover her face and denied it, "No, I'm not. You've mistaken me for someone else..."

But Audrey pushed her hand away, speaking without any expression, "How could I possibly mistake you for someone else?"