"It seems that he is really mature, knowing that he has to help manage the business." Leena smiled with delight and looked along the direction ire pointed to. "Leena, it''s awesome! Isn''t it?" ire said blissfully and excitedly, sounding like an innocent little girl.


    "Yes, it''s very impressive. This kind of art could be found everywhere, especially on the streets. It seems that it has be a trend nowadays." Leena looked at the art with keen eyes, her delicate faceced with a gentle smile.Content is ? by N?velDrama.Org.


    "By the way, has Louisa caused you any more trouble after that fateful incident?" ire asked cautiously, unable to look straight at her.


    "No, never. Why did you ask?" The mention of Louisa reminded Leena of the scene that happened in the cake store the other day. But she quickly shook it off, refusing to dwell on this issue. Louisa didn''t do anything unforgivable that day, so she just let it pass. "Nothing, I was just curious. What she did is hard to forget. At least for me." ire smiled. She and Louisa were friends for years, but their friendship ended in a blink of an eye. Although she felt a little sad over it, she was d that it was over. Because she was fortunate enough to have figured out what kind of person Louisa really was before everything spun out of control. Something bad always tended to happen around Louisa.


    "You''re sad over this." Leena turned her head to her sister-inw. If she were in ire''s shoes, she would be extremely sad and heartbroken too, if she found out that she was betrayed by someone she considered to be her BFF.


    "Was. I was sad. Not anymore. Now I am really fine. Let''s drop it. How about you and my brother? How is everything with you? Have you started nning to have a child? I''m eager to have a nephew... or niece!" re changed the topic and gazed at Leena, eyes gleaming with a yful smile.


    "What? How long have we been married? It''s too soon to have a baby! We haven''t really talked about it." Leena blushed and lowered her head, a smile finding its way to her face, betraying her words. In truth, she was more than ready to have a baby and she had been hoping that Kevin would bring up the subject one of these days.


    "Don''t tell me that you are having birth control. You know my mom expects to have at least one grandson from you. You can''t disappoint her," ire winked and grinned teasingly.


    "Oh, you! You are still a young girl. This is kind of a grown up thing. You shouldn''t be talking about it yet." Leena''s face grew red and she hurriedly walked away. Although she was a married woman, she still felt embarrassed to talk about it.


    "Huh! Leena, you are a fashionista! Your profession requires you to be liberal and even extreme. Why are you so conservative?" ire quickened her pace and caught up with Leena. She wouldn''t let her run away from this topic.


    "Stop, this has nothing to do with fashion or conservative thinking. This is a very sensitive topic, don''t you think? And here we are, still on an open street?" Leena grumbled, avoiding meeting ire''s eyes. Now she finally knew how Belinda felt when she asked her the same question before.


    "Fine! But why should we care so much? These locals here don''t understand what we are talking about anyway." re let out a heartyughter. As visitors in the city, they already stood out among the crowd on the street and the sudden outburst ofughter attracted more attention from the people around.


    Leena shot her a ''You-are-hopeless'' nce and quickened her pace. She didn''t even care whether ire followed. She just wanted to avoid the topic and get out of the hot seat.


    Time passed by quietly and peacefully. Kevin''s days were spent calcting how long before Leena would be back. He found himself so lonely without Leena beside him.


    "A penny for your thoughts? You are thinking of Leena, right?" With a field zer on, Daisy looked at him with a yful smile.


    "Yes, you got it right," Kevin replied with a grin. He had no ns to hide his thoughts from Daisy.


    "I told you, that sometimes giving up one thing was not totally bad. Life could offer you more surprises and better things. As they say, when God closes the door, he opens a window," Daisy said as she narrowed her eyes and looked at him. She was happy to see him very much in love. "Thank you for bluntly refusing me that time. You made me realize what I really wanted and I was able to get what I actually needed." Kevin also wore a camouge uniform. They continued their conversation while standing on the training grounds.


    "Truthfully speaking, you were only taking pity on me at that time, and that was not really love. But now, it turned out perfectly well. You know what is best for you," Daisy said as she looked in the distance. They had met too many hardships and challenges along the way before they got to where they were. But dly, both stories had happy endings.


    "You must have thought that I was extremely annoying at that time." Kevin smiled. He remembered that he was really heartbroken after Daisy turned him down. That was why he tried to drown himself in alcohol. And another door opened for him. By fate, he met Leena and ended up marrying her.


    "No, not at all. Believe or not, I always consider you as family. In my heart, you are more like a brother to me. Until now, that is what I think of you as," Daisy said. Her eyes, her voice and bodynguage showed nothing but genuine sincerity.


    "I know and I believe you. Okay, let''s go! It''s time to check the results," Kevin said while jumping up to his military car. He hurriedly turned away because he didn''t want Daisy to catch him being too emotional.


    Daisy raised her eyebrows and then followed him to the car. They headed to the finish line and were about to see who would be the first few to stand out in the special training project.


    The next time Patricia saw Tom, she was not as irritated as she was before. She seemed very calm.


    "Huh! Doctor Qin! What an honor! What brings you here?" Patricia asked, standing at the door. She was supposed to leave, but happened to run into Tom at the door. What a coincidence!


    "I came to the gallery to see the exquisite art works, of course. Were you thinking that I came here to see you?" Tom frowned and squeezed himself through the door. Whether he bumped into her or roughly brushed her aside, he had no care for that. "Hey! Watch your manners! Why so rude to ady?" Patricia turned around and shouted behind him.


    "Umm, you watch you manners. This is a gallery, an elegant ce. You can''t speak too loudly here." Tom ced his finger on his mouth, motioning for her to keep a low voice. He looked like a gentleman with such a gesture but it was quite condescending.000000????????