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Daisy Ginger stood quietly at the door, listening to Abigail Perry comforting Emily Ginger on the other side.
Although Emily Ginger is a naive sweetheart, she has a good mother after all. Over the years, everything from
food and clothing, and even finding a boyfriend, has been carefully planned by Abigail Perry.
After all, they are family.
Daisy Ginger listened for a while, her mind calming down, losing interest to continue listening.
She handed the hangover tea in her hand to the servant behind her and said, "I'm going to the study, don’t
cover."
Her voice seemed to disturb the two people talking in the bedroom inside. The two voices simultaneously fell
silent, Daisy Ginger’s expression was cold and indifferent. She paid no attention and strode towards the study.
*
Maybe it was the alcohol, or maybe it was Edward Stephens’ words, or perhaps the content of Abigail Perry and
Emily Ginger’s conversation in the room tonight. Daisy Ginger processed a report for a while, finding herself
unable to stay calm.
She simply shut the computer down, leaned on the desk, rested her forehead on her hand, and slowly lit a
cigarette.
Towards Emily Ginger, she felt sdisdain, but perhaps the intoxication had not fully faded. Listening to Abigail
Perry meticulously planning for her and comforting her gently, a ripple of inexplicable envy surfaced in Daisy’s
heart.
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She could cry freely, she could complain without restraint, complain why Edward Stephens had forgotten her,
why he liked another woman. She could vent all her resentment and dissatisfaction to the person closest to her.
Because that person would surely comfort her gently.
Daisy Ginger extinguished the cigarette, stood up from the office chair, and in the dead of night, walked through
the villa she grew up in, like a lonely stranger.
She returned to the bedroom, took a shower, and was about to go to sleep when she suddenly heard a gentle
knock at the door.
Daisy Ginger was using a hair dryer to dry her hair. Hearing the knock, she slowly walked over to open the door.
Seeing the person at the door, she was slightly surprised, gently raising her slender eyebrows.
"Can... can | cin?" Emily Ginger wore a white princess nightdress, her long curly hair like seaweed, fluffy on
her shoulders. Her delicate little face was anxious, like a frightened little rabbit, looking at Daisy at the door with
big eyes.
"..." Daisy Ginger stood at the door elegantly, turned off the hairdryer, looking down at her. She said nothing, her
gaze cold.
"I have something to say to you," Emily Ginger mustered up courage and spoke, her eyes meeting Daisy’s with a
hint of pleading.
Daisy Ginger looked at her for a while before stepping aside, allowing Emily to enter. Emily visibly relaxed and
followed Daisy gingerly inside.
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"No, not really..." Emily’s face turned red, flustered, "| just think it’s not good for girls to smoke."
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