Chapter 5: Team Coordination
Sienna moved like a conductor, orchestrating the flow of the workers with precision that made everything seem effortless. She wasn't the loudest on-site, nor was she the most physically intimidating, but she had a presence that made others listen.
Even Nathan didn't mess with her.
I stood a few feet away, arms crossed, observing the way she worked.
"You're watching closely," she noted, stepping back toward me. The corners of her lips twitched in the faintest hint of amusement.
"You told me to learn," I replied.
She smirked. "Fair enough."
She turned back to the workers, signaling to one of the younger guys, Leo, who had been struggling with moving a load of steel bars.
"Leo," she called, her tone even. "Instead of dragging them one by one, stack them two at a time and use the dolly. You'll move twice as fast with half the effort."
Leo blinked before nodding. "Right. Got it."
She didn't just give orders—she explained why. That was what set her apart.
Another worker, Omar, had been working on securing the scaffolding when she approached him. "Double-check the fastenings before stepping up, and make sure you call for a spotter."