It'll Come Naturally

To ease the growing tension in the atmosphere, Edward intentionally coughed, while covering his mouth with his fist.

"Let's just go inside. Or do you all want to be grilled outside?" Edward knitted his bushy brows and took the lead to move inside----he detested hot weather.

The others followed him inside. Edward's handsome face and voguish charm inevitably attracted everyone's attention. But he simply ignored everyone and found a table near the window. There he sat elegantly with his legs crossed.

Belinda glanced at Mary, and she intentionally sat beside Edward. She knew Mary wanted to get close to Edward, but she wouldn't let her fulfill this wish.

When Mary saw Belinda's gimmick, she bit her lip and unwillingly sat beside Rain. She couldn't figure out why Belinda was constantly trying to give her a hard time. She didn't recall having displeased her. Why was Belinda so ungracious to her the first time they met? Had she eyed Belinda's boyfriend? Maybe that was the reason behind her behavior. After all, she had dated quite a few men, most of whom she had seduced by different means. So there was an off chance that she had stolen Belinda's boyfriend without knowing it.

"Miss Mary, are you okay? You don't look so good." Belinda was not easy to deal with. She had agitated Mary by taking her seat, but now she was pretending to care for her.

Rain and Edward exchanged looks and decided not to get involved. The atmosphere was quite intense. Who knows, perhaps the next minute Belinda would turn on them, so they decided to let the two women fight with each other. They were mere audiences.

"I am alright. Thank you for your concern." Mary twitched her lips and faked a smile. Deep down she wanted to tear apart Belinda's smug little face.

"Of course, I must show my concern towards the host. After all, we just met for the first time, and you are paying for the meal. However, I'm wondering whether we can choose the dishes ourselves." Belinda looked at Mary; her head tilted sideways. Her smile grew brighter, her eyes even more radiant.

you are arrogant and hostile now, but later you will learn of my wickedness

money for Miss Mary. You heard her." Belinda knew Rain and Edward didn't want to get into this fight between her and Mary. She decided to give

yet he was involved in the two women's strife. 'Belinda, why did you get me involved?' Rain said to himself.

against Mary. The cost for that meal would be no trouble for Mary,

much food. There were a lot of

the talk, yet the truth was that she also walked the

back from a poor area?" Mary put on a

was quite perplexed. She didn't know

At times, even a sharp-minded woman like Belinda couldn't read

It's just that when people see all these dishes, they may think that Miss Belinda is some starved refugee." Mary felt

He never thought that a day would come when Belinda would be put on

Rain a long hard look. Then she fixed her hair

And the ever-so-kind Miss Mary

his food because of Belinda's witty retort. He raised his head and saw Belinda