It'll Come Naturally

"Let's go. Let me introduce you to everyone." Edward was just threatening him. He didn't attempt to teach Brian a lesson as Daisy's squinted eyes already implied danger. He could dismiss Brian, but not Daisy's feelings.

"Do I have to? I'm not good at forcing a smile." As much as Daisy disliked these social engagements, she tried to present her best self for Edward's sake.

"Please join me. Don't worry. I'll be with you." Edward knew why Daisy was concerned, but he hoped to present a different side of himself, a businessman instead of a familyman. He didn't want to limit himself. He wanted Daisy to know every aspect of his life, his connections, his extraordinary accomplishments, and more. Edward was eager to show to her everything.

"But Brian..." Daisy looked at Brian hesitantly, not knowing what to do. She just saw him after many years; Daisy didn't want to leave him behind or have him complain about her behavior. Besides, she wanted to know everything that had happened to him these years.

"Daisy, I'll be fine by myself. You should go with Edward. We'll have plenty of time to shoot the breeze later." Brian answered while giving a handsome smile. He had seen through Edward already. On the one hand, Edward wanted to flaunt Daisy in front of his friends. On the other hand, he hoped to display his wisdom and sophistication in front of Daisy. Either way, Edward would win praise. He was calculative, thoughtful and determined. Sophistication was embedded in his DNA.

Edward lived up to the status of the business elite, even an outsider like Daisy admired his tactics and ability to overshadow others in casual conversation. Just like Edward said, as long as he was with her, she had nothing to worry about. All she needed to do was to say hello. Then Edward would take over and handle the rest.

Yet being next to such an extraordinary man didn't cheer up Daisy; instead, it worried her, because she wasn't sure whether Edward would get bored and leave her. After all, he was an extremely outstanding man in this world filled with temptations.

Edward rather than the other way around. She kept a close watch on the luscious eyes fixed on Edward. It stung her heart. Edward was the brightest star at the party.

the glasses toasted to her. That made her concerned about his health. Especially because he was drinking on an empty

kept an eye on Daisy all along. So when he noticed her troubled look,

to find mom and dad. See you around. Don't drink too much." Daisy curled her

Daisy must be bored with all the introductions. She preferred peace and quiet. Besides, she shouldn't stand for too long as she had just recovered from a cold. So Edward let

you heard of the adage, 'The higher you stand, the heavier you fall.'" Before Daisy approached Cynthia, Mary appeared in her way. Mary couldn't hold a candle to Daisy as Daisy was everyone's favorite. It was impossible for Mary not to

captured everyone with her mystifying charm and majestic personality. Daisy's aura was invincible, especially with an extraordinary man like Edward around. Every trace of Mary's confidence dispelled. Now she had no pride.

warning or a sign of your envy? It couldn't be out of care for me, could it? You don't strike me as a warm-hearted person." Daisy never provoked trouble, but she didn't dodge it either. Back in her childhood, she might have taken this as water under the bridge,

want to enjoy the show. I wonder what will happen to you after Edward abandons you. I'm sure your pitiful look will be a delightful image for me." Mary sneered. She didn't believe Edward's words when

was that even Daisy didn't know how long Edward would love her, but

but narcissism brings pain. Don't you think you are overconfident?" Mary hated to see Daisy's smug look. Daisy's radiant face aroused jealousy in her evil