It'll Come Naturally

Daisy saw Edward and that woman locked in an embrace, and immediately lost her composure. She turned around so she wouldn't see them. Her cold face became even paler, if that were possible.

She deliberated whether she should stick around. She took a deep breath and sighed. 'You've outdone yourself this time, Daisy.' she thought. 'You're dreaming! This noble and handsome man can't be true to you.' Daisy said to herself, to her heart.

"Mommy, what's up?" Justin followed Daisy out of the car. He looked at Daisy's pale face, followed her gaze, and then knew why she was pale. Tears formed in his eyes. He thought, 'Mr. Edward, you hurt my mom again. I was stupid to trust you.'

"Nothing. Let's go." Daisy replied. She held his tender little hand and left without hesitation. Her hair and dress flowed behind her, billowing with the speed of her steps. She was done. There was nothing left here for her to hold on to.

Edward was totally unaware of what Daisy was doing. He called Duke. Leena freed herself, standing between him and the car.

"Duke, it's all good. Leena's with me. You'll see her soon." Edward looked at Leena. She leaned towards him and laughed. He felt helpless.

"What? You found her? Where is she? I'll be right there!" Duke couldn't stand waiting any longer. He was very angry and eager to teach a lesson to Leena, the little runaway.

"Nah Duke. We're getting fed. I'll give you the address of the restaurant. You can meet us there." Edward read off the address and then immediately hung up before Duke could object.

concern in her voice. 'Mr. Cold' was her nickname for Duke, because he was always cold. Duke was such a cold person that

gets here." Edward had been on the receiving end of Duke's anger. He

from his nagging." Ha! If Duke knew how she

you sneak off, you also walked around alone on the streets. What if you ran into trouble?" Edward poked her forehead. His words were harsh, but he said them in

annoyed by him." But, in fact, she already met a bad

not defending you when Duke gets here. Let's go! We'll hit a restaurant and you can meet my wife." When he said her name, Edward's mood lifted.

Leena followed Edward. 'So I

never thought about being married

so mean. You didn't invite me to your wedding

you want." Edward opened the car door, and his smile faded. He shot a look to the back seat but didn't see any one there. He was seized by a sudden panic and looked around. But he didn't see Daisy and

glowing as brightly as

surprised at his actions. Wasn't he going to introduce his wife