Chapter 599 What Kind Of Person You Are (Part Two)


    Underneath his childlike and naive face, Justin''s clever mind and sharp tongue couldn''t be ignored.


    Every word he said was like a fistnding on Mary''s nerves. Despite witnessing it with her own eyes,


    Mary found it hard to believe that such shrewdness and indifference could exist in such a small child.


    Although Justin might have gained the upper hand over Mary now, his actions would unfortunately


    bring himself trouble very soon.


    "Daisy, is this the way you''re raising your child? By letting him insult other people and doing nothing


    about it?" Mary snapped indignantly. Her dignity had been ripped off, thrown into the dirt, and trampled


    on. After getting nothing but humiliation from the boy, she started tosh out at Daisy, who had been


    sitting silently the whole time.


    "I know my son. Under normal circumstances, he would be a proper gentleman. I think the problem in


    the way he treats you lies in you. I''ve always upheld the right of an individual''s freedom of speech.


    Even if he''s a child, Justin has every right to freely express his feelings to those he likes and dislikes.


    I''m in no position to stop him from doing that," Daisy replied calmly.


    She wouldn''t be so tolerant of Justin''s impudent remarks if the person he was talking to wasn''t Mary.


    But given that Mary had already shown so much hostility since she and Justin entered the cafe, Daisy


    didn''t think it was proper to sit back and take in the verbal abuse silently. Therefore, she just let Justin


    exercise his right to express himself.


    "So you mean that he doesn''t like me," Mary said, and then turned to face Justin, "Hey, did I ever do


    something to offend you? Why are you always so mean to me? Every time we meet, you stir up trouble


    for me. Are you really expressing yourself or are you just holding a grudge because your mom told you


    to do so?" As she was talking to Justin, Mary shot a challenging look at Daisy from the corner of her


    eye to see how she would react.


    Justin was enraged by her insinuation. "Since you asked, let me put it to you straight. It''s not that I don''t


    like you in particr; I just don''t like any woman who goes after my daddy. And you happen to be one


    of them. My mommy has never put such thoughts in my head. Everything I sayes from my


    personal opinion. I do what I feel is right."


    Justin was a little worried that his mother would scold him for being so rude. He still remembered the


    stern look on her face when she heard that he had been using theputer too much on their way to


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    the coffee house. He certainly didn''t want to upset her again so soon. But from his mother''s reply, he


    sensed that she approved of the way he was talking to Mary, so he tossed aside his worries and let


    himself say whatever he wanted to the woman in front of him.


    His words soon took effect. Mary was seriously pissed. With clenched teeth, she pointed a finger at


    Justin furiously, but was unable to say anything to defend herself. After a few moments, she suddenly


    broke out into a smile. "You''re afraid, aren''t you? You''re afraid that your dad will dump you and make


    you a bastard again, because your mom isn''t nearly good enough for him. Am I right?"


    Satisfied with her response, Mary let out a smug smile. A while ago, the arrival of an illegitimate child of


    the CEO of FX International Group stirred up much discussion among the staff at thepany. The


    news was a big blow to Mary. She was upset that some other woman had a child with the man she


    adored. Back then, she had no idea that Daisy was that woman. Now that she knew, she was


    determined to take every chance to get back at her for stealing her man.


    "Mary, have you forgotten why you asked me toe here? It seems l need to remind you of


    something. My son is not a bastard, and he never is. Edward and I have been married the whole time.


    Watch yournguage," Daisy replied steadily, every word she spoke carrying weight. She was tired of


    exchanging meaningless insults with Mary. She wanted to get what she had been promised and get out


    of the coffee house as soon as possible. There was something about the ce that didn''t feel right.


    "What''s the rush? I don''t have them with me right now. Why don''t we have a cup of coffee first?" At


    Daisy''s reminder, Mary soon cooled down and remembered that she wasn''t here to pick a fight with a


    little boy. However, nor was she here to merely deliver something to Daisy, as thetter had thought


    she was.


    "What do you mean you don''t have them? Then why did you ask me toe here? Are you ying


    with me?" Daisy demanded. She was furious that Mary had tricked her toe here, but she was even


    more angry with herself. She couldn''t believe that she had fallen for Mary''s im of having herte


    mother''s belongings. Even worse, she hadpletely discarded her calmness andposure when


    rushing to this strange ce.


    "Come on, ying tricks on you? Who has the time for that? Since you''re already here, we should talk


    about what you will do for me in exchange for the things you want." Mary had more than one goal


    today. Not only did she want Daisy to get her mother out of jail, she also wanted to destroy Daisy. In


    case something unexpected happened, she didn''t bring the wooden case with her. It was her important


    bargaining chip. More importantly, the person who was going to bring it here yed an important part in


    her n.


    "What makes you think that I would agree to negotiate with you? Because you have something I might


    want? Fair enough. I don''t want you to feel that I''m taking advantage of you. Let''s hear what you want


    from me. I hope it''s something realistic, "


    Daisy replied calmly. She didn''t want to look too desperate. Before she arrived, she thought about what


    Mary would want from her in exchange for her mother''s belongings. And if she was right, Mary would


    demand for Yakira''s release. In that case, she would be perfectly fine with it. The police would release


    Yakira anyway if they couldn''t find any solid evidence within 48 hours. She had nothing to lose in this


    deal. Besides, she would be doing Mary a favor, which would make her "the good guy".


    "I want you to call the police and tell them to release my mother immediately. After it''s done, your things


    will be delivered here very soon." Tilting her head to the side, Mary shot a sideways nce at Daisy.


    She wondered how important the wooden case was to Daisy and exactly how much she would give to


    get it.


    "I can do that. I can make a call to have your mother released. But you didn''t expect me to do all that


    before reassuring me that you actually have the things I want, did you?" Daisy asked, leaning back in


    her chair and folding her arms. She was amused to see the unconcealed excitement on Mary''s face the


    moment she agreed to the deal. ''I''m not stupid. Does she really think that I would trust her easily and


    herself. She decided not to do anything until she saw with her own eyes the items that Mary imed to


    have.