It'll Come Naturally

"Fine. Let's not talk about the baby. But please meet me. I have to discuss something important with you, "

Jessica implored while biting her lower lip. She had never been so humble in her life. She knew that this was her last chance. If she missed it, she would be in a more embarrassing situation, so she discarded her usual haughty attitude and pretended not to feel her aching heart. Besides, when it came to Edward, her pride always got undermined.

"We can talk on the phone. You have five minutes." Edward raised his voice a bit. Daisy, who had been sleeping in the passenger's seat, was awakened by his voice.

"Have we arrived? Oh, you are on the phone." Daisy sluggishly looked at Edward with droopy eyes. She looked innocent, adorable and feminine.

"Not yet. Go back to sleep. It's not an important call. Did I wake you?" Edward said gently, totally ignoring the person on the other end of the phone.

Hearing what Edward had said to Daisy, Jessica's expression changed unwittingly. She knew that he was with Daisy in his car. She remembered that he used to talk to her in that gentle tone back then. She used to stay in his arms like a spoiled child. There was a time when she was the happy woman sitting in the passenger's seat next to Edward. But now, she was nothing to him.

Bygones were bygones. Jessica was just a meaningless fling to Edward. She closed her eyes in grief and listened to him affectionately talking to another woman. Her heart was bleeding.

She hung up the phone in silence, tears streaming down her pretty cheeks. Right now, there was only one person in Edward's heart -Daisy. Jessica was in no place to talk. Whether what she had heard was an act or not, she had lost her last bit of confidence.

Her youth, her love, and her upper-class lifestyle had all gone, for nothing.

so cold and cruel to the people he didn't care about while doting on the woman he loved. He had never treated anybody the way he had treated Daisy.

the beep on the phone. He made a sinister smile and thought, 'Good. Jessica, you should realize your worth. Don't blame me for being cruel. You shouldn't have fought a hopeless battle. You broke the rules of the game, and now you are reaping the bitter

we going home?" Daisy asked, while withdrawing her eyes from the view outside the car window. Edward smiled mischievously. Daisy looked

turned to Daisy and gave her a warm smile. Justin was growing up, but they had never been on a date. It was a pity and Edward

was thinking about making dinner for your parents. I was too busy to do it before, but now that I have time I

Moreover, she hoped she could help Edward to get along with his parents. In her opinion, their biggest problem was lack of communication and interaction. If they could spend more time together, they would

cared for family courtesy and gave no importance to such formalities in his carefree life. So Edward was sure that his parents wouldn't

Western restaurant, the decor of which was unique. Edward pulled his Maybach, into the parking lot and then they went in. The food and atmosphere of the restaurant were excellent. It was an ideal place for lovers. Edward had been there a couple of times, for business. This was his first date here.

only women but also men were attracted. Men marveled at Daisy, the perfect creature of elegance and aloofness, whom they could just admire from afar.

a window seat. She preferred seats with a wide view, from

his will. But he didn't

got nervous, every time she heard those words, especially

pulling out the chair for her. His moist warm breath caressed her ear. Her cheeks became rosier and prettier, softening her