It'll Come Naturally

"People say no one offers help without any ulterior motive. That makes your act suspicious." Daisy looked at Kevin with her brows raised. There was a hint of slyness in her bright eyes.

"Really? Am I that transparent?" Kevin smiled and thought, 'Since when did I become a cunning person in her eyes?'

"Aren't you? As the chief of my rival unit, you are bribing me in this way. I wonder whether you are trying to mislead me or test me." Daisy knew he meant well. However, she resisted his goodwill, because she cared about her sense of fulfillment too much.

"Colonel, can't you consider this as a personal favor?" Kevin casually crossed his legs with a mischievous look.

"Huh! A wise chief won't be overly concerned about his rival unit. The concern is merely a bait. You are just feigning concern to realize your scheme." Daisy looked solemn as if she had proven that Kevin had an ulterior motive.

"Bravo, Colonel! Your judgment is splendid." Kevin applauded her. "But as an officer, don't you think it's foolish to miss a chance to penetrate into the rival unit?" He continued with a smile.

"If you keep baiting, I won't be so cautious. But if you act like you are up to something at every step, I am not dumb enough to fall into your trap." Daisy sipped a mouthful of water. They seldom argued with each other.

"Haha, "You're much smarter than I thought. I had planned this for a long time but I still failed to mislead you. It's a huge mistake to underestimate your enemy in strategy." Kevin was resigned to her retort. It seemed she was resolved to refuse his help.

his words and she

hope I can handle this on my own, no matter what the outcome will be," Daisy said sincerely. She wasn't as aggressive as she had

he had hoped to do something for her before he went back to the capital city. He had expected that she would turn him down, but he hadn't anticipated it would be so

a lot of work to do." Daisy

Kevin ignored

base. Do you want me to call Mrs. Mu for you or would you like to call her yourself?" Luke casually asked Leena,

Leena anymore. It sounds so indifferent. I prefer people calling me Leena,"

inappropriate

even more indifferent than Duke. He didn't give a damn about what other people said, except for Edward. So Leena actually

yet. She took out her phone and said, "Hello, Daisy speaking." An unknown number. Daisy was puzzled.

Or would you come and get me?" Leena

in." Daisy had almost forgotten that Leena