Can’t Win Me Back

The atmosphere in the grand hall of the city hall was tense and serious. The audience was comprised

of important officials and business representatives from Solana City and all across the nation.

At that moment, Orlander Hodgson was delivering a keynote speech onstage. Members of Congress

and business representatives sat in the front rows, while family members like Daisy were arranged to

be seated in the back.

As the only daughter of the Schmidt family, Daisy was especially important in high society. Still, today's

event was mostly their husbands' arena. As a spouse, she had no say in the event.

An attention-seeker, she was displeased at the treatment at the event, especially knowing that she was

the reason behind Timothy's career success.

Without the support of the Schmidt Group, the guidance of Victor Schmidt, and her meticulously crafted

public persona, Timothy would never have achieved success smoothly.

The more she thought over it, the happier she felt. It took her mind off the horrible feeling upon learning

of Timothy's multiple affairs.

One day, she vowed to be seated in the front row as the mayor's wife. With that in mind, she

straightened up in her seat with a haughty demeanor.

at that smug expression on her face! All

was her nostrils flaring."

off yet, but she

her

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she's important because she's a Schmidt, but she has lost

Clemons family. Rumors had it that

her husband's electoral campaign. Because of that, the Schmidts are annoyed at her, but

around feeling good about

a corrupted man. If he and his wife are

be

by the mean comments, Daisy did not take

her social standing and her husband's

Hodgson ended his speech. Thundering applause filled the air. The

announced, "Let's welcome Congressman Timothy Clemons, who will introduce

for

attention and applause. Daisy nearly stood up to clap for

to show off

the microphone, Timothy beamed

be introducing Solana

in horror when he turned to look at the screen. Concern clouded his initially cheerful face.

as though he was