They were supposed to return to the city at noon, but as soon as they arrived at the villa, Zachary announced they would return to the capital immediately.
Sienna didn't ask anything; she simply hurried to pack her things, knowing something might happen in the city, which is why Zachary rushed to end their trip.
The helicopter ride back to the city was not as scary as before.
It felt manageable for Sienna.
Maybe it was because the sky was clear, bright, and open. No clouds. No signs of trouble.
Her hands still tightened slightly at times, and her thoughts still wandered into unnecessary scenarios, but it no longer consumed her like before.
She even managed to glance out the window and enjoy the greenery from above.
By the time they began descending, she realized she had made it through.
...
"Thank God, I survived," she muttered when the helicopter finally touched the ground.
"How is it?" Zachary asked while helping her step out of the helicopter.
