Daisy Ginger walked in, and the first thing she saw was the man’s figure standing by the window.
He stood there like a jade among people, unparalleled in the world.
Edward Stephens used to be a gentle young boy, graceful as jade, but now he was a dazzling nobleman. Standing there, he seed a bit thinner, his facial features increasingly sharp and crisp. In the afterglow, he looked almost unrealistically exquisite.
No wonder the young nurses were infatuated with him.
The sound of footsteps made the man who was admiring the sunset by the window turn his head. His gaze fell on Daisy Ginger standing at the door with a lunch box. His expression clearly showed a bit of disdain: "Why are you here?"
Daisy huffed lightly, walked over, and placed the lunch box on the small table. "I lowered myself to bring you food, and this is how you react?"
Edward Stephens: "You can leave now."
Tsk, what a jerk.
Daisy cursed him ntally, ignored him, then walked over and threw out the flowers in the vase, replacing them with the sunflowers she brought.
Daisy poured so water for the sunflowers, then, feeling like she had accomplished sothing great, placed them onto Edward’s dining table and smugly lifted her chin: "Look!"
Edward was opening the al box, glanced at the silly-looking sunflowers, and comnted coldly, "I don’t like them."
After all, he didn’t like anything she brought.
Daisy smiled: "Wrong, you do like them. You just have a problem in the head."
Edward: "..."
Did she co here just to insult him?
Too lazy to engage in childish bickering with her about whether his head was ssed up or not, Edward rolled his eyes at her and sat down at the dining table to begin eating.
Lady Stephens had soone make his als according to his usual preferences. Even though he was hospitalized, he got special treatnt with soone personally delivering all three als a day.
Daisy sat across from him, watching him eat for a while, then pouted and spoke up: "Edward, I haven’t eaten yet."
Edward remained expressionless: "Go buy your own food."
"But I want to eat yours."
Edward pretended not to hear that.
Seeing that he really had no intention of sharing any of his dinner with her, Daisy unhappily reached out and snatched his chicken leg.
Edward: "..."
Daisy didn’t mind getting her hands dirty, gave him a smug look, and ate the chicken leg right in front of him.
If it weren’t for the fact that she was a girl, Edward, who had been possessive over his food since a young age, would have been tempted to throw her out right then and there.
After finishing the chicken leg, Daisy no longer coveted his dinner, went to the bathroom to wash her hands, then ca out all smiles and said to Edward: "Edward, I’m leaving now."
Since Edward didn’t argue with her today, she was in a really good mood.
Edward continued eating with his back to her, not even giving her a glance.
Daisy was already used to his indifference, so she wasn’t upset, and still in a very good mood, she picked up her bag and planned to head ho.
As she reached the door, Edward’s voice suddenly ca from behind her.
"On the third of next month, at three in the afternoon, et at the civil affairs bureau."
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