Chapter 878 Loyalty (Part One)
"Don''t lie to me," said Daisy. Daisy opened her eyes a bit. Actually she wouldn''t be that afraid if that
thing didn''t touch her skin. In the past she killed lots of snakes in the rainforest. However, she didn''t
want it to be closer to her body.
"I''m telling you the truth. I promise," said Edward, with a wry smile on his perfect face. It was a rare
thing for Daisy to be scared, so Edward was highly amused.
"Darling, What''s this? It''s so beautiful!" said Daisy in surprise. Daisy lowered her head and saw a very
lifelike ne of phoenix. She stretched out her hand and touched it. It felt cold. Although she usually
disliked wearing jewelry, she liked it on sight. She and the phoenix had something inmon -- both
have risen from the ashes and been born anew.
"It''s called Ice Rain. Do you like it? It''s a gift for your promotion," Edward said. He knew Daisy liked this
ne when he saw the smile on her face. But he needed confirmation.
"Yeah. I like it. The name''s also poetic. Thank you," said Daisy. Then, she stood on tiptoe, and kissed
his cold, soft lips. She liked kissing him.
"That''s good. I was worried that you might not like it." Edward realizedter that his wife had be
increasingly dependent on him. She would kiss him furtively, and smiled as broadly as a girl who had
her first taste of chocte or love.
"Howe? It''s beautiful. Why would anybody not like it? By the way, did you sneak out and buy it for
me today?" Daisy rested her arms on the hips, raised her head and looked Edward in the eye. A sense
of happiness swept over her beautiful slender face.
"Yeah. I caught sight of it at a ribbon-cutting ceremony a couple days ago. I thought, ''I bet Daisy would
like this.'' But life got in the way, and I had to put it off. I barely had time to get it today, to be honest." Of
course, Edward wasn''t about to tell her the whole story, including the argument with Shaun at the mall.
He closed his eyes and took in the scent of jasmine from his wife. He loved it. He kissed her forehead.
"How much did it cost?" asked Daisy. She frowned and suspected that such a beautiful piece must be
extremely expensive.
"Not sure. Thepany''s footing the bill. By the way, do you know they have jewelry for sale on the
ground floor of MY mall?" He thought his wife must have been informed of all this already.
"No. As you know, I don''t like to go shopping. Besides, do you really think that I can afford the luxury at
MY Mall?" Daisy pouted. Even the cheapest clothes at MY Mall would cost most of her monthly sry.
Therefore, she was smart enough to stay away from MY Mall and never go inside. Besides, before they
reunited, she never thought that she would be with Edward ever again, much lesse to live with
him. So she tried to save money for Justin. She''d feel guilty if she spent a lot on clothing. In addition to
that, she liked her uniform and would wear it most days.
"Quit arguing. I don''t want to hear you talk about me being a profiteer again," Edward interrupted
before Daisyined. Whenever Daisy groused about the astronomical prices of products at MY
Mall, it made Edward feel guilty, like he''d done something wrong.
"Haha! "Now you know who you are. Not bad, honey. But you can do better," quipped Daisy. Daisy
pinched his cheek, and felt jealous when her hand touched his smooth skin. Then, she pinched his
cheek harder than she intended to. She wondered why a man''s skin could be softer, paler and more
smooth than a girl''s.
"Sweetie, are you jealous now? Even if you are, please don''t pull too hard. I like my skin attached to my
face," said Edward. Edward removed her hand from his face, and frowned. He rxed his facial
muscles, and was afraid that his wife might have done something to his visage if he hadn''t stopped her.
"Shame on you! Why is your skin much better than a woman''s? It''s ridiculous," shouted Daisy. She
sounded like a pouting child. Jealous as she was, she still liked pinching his smooth face.
"Haha! Now, I can see you''re green with envy." Edward gently rubbed his hand against her cheek, and
was convinced that his skin was much better than Daisy''s. It was probably that Daisy''s face had been
roughened by long periods in the hot sun. So, he made a mental note that he would find an expert to
look after Daisy''s skin. Even though Daisy was a natural beauty, neglecting a skin care routine would
do her skin no good. Then, one day her beauty would be gone. By that time, there would be nothing
that could be done.
"You''re damn right I''m jealous. So tell me: if I lose my beauty and you still look stunningly handsome
one day, what would you do? Would you still stay true to your vows and love me? Or would you trade
me in for a young model?" Daisy was afraid that their marriage would fall apart. So, she stared at her
husband in horror, waiting for a reply.
"You can guess," said Edward in amusement. Edward held his wife in his arms. They could bare their
hearts to each other and talk frankly and honestly on rare asions. Daisy was always busy and spent
less time at home with him. She almost had no holidays, since idents urred all the time, and
then she would be under orders to go and deal with them.
"I guess you''ll abandon me and find another beautiful and young girl. Guys do that all the time,"
answered Daisy in an aggrieved tone of voice. If he thought she was paranoid and pessimistic, oh well.
She still wanted an answer from him. Would he cheat on her? Would he cast her out? Would he stay
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true to her for the rest of their lives? The more she thought about that, the more anxious she became.
"I admit that I''ve spent my life gathering beautiful things, so I never have to look at anything ugly. So if
you want our love tost forever, take care of yourself, stay young and beautiful. Then, I''ll be yours
forever." Even if Daisy somehow turned ugly, whether through age or disfigurement, Edward would
never abandon her. He was more confident about that than anything else in the world. However, he still
couldn''t help teasing her.
"Do you hate me then?" asked Daisy. Daisy touched her face, and felt her skin was dry, probably
because of the dry weather in autumn. It would be much better and softer in spring and summer, Daisy
thought to herself remorsefully.