Chapter 38 I Will Try My Best

Seeing his daughter's eyes filled with hatred, Stanley anxiously held her hands and urged, "Sienna, promise me, don't confront Adrian head-on!"

The current Mckinney family was nothing like it used to be, with only Sienna left, alone and suffering from humiliation and decline.

Under such circumstances, there was no way Sienna could stand up against Adrian. She was like an ant held in one's hand, easily crushed with just a little force.

Stanley himself was still in prison, unable to protect himself, let alone his daughter, Sienna.

His wife had passed away, and he didn't want his precious daughter to be persecuted, losing any chance to see her again.

"Remember! Be patient in all things. Even if Adrian says something, don't argue with him! Just go along with his wishes, and he might consider your marital relationship and not be too harsh!"

Stanley's thinking was naive, believing that compliance could soften Adrian's heart.