Ariel Morris is very close to Daisy, and knowing he has a crush on Daisy would definitely make her tell Daisy about it, so how should he interact with Daisy? Tearing that layer of paper would only lead to endless awkwardness between him and Daisy.
As they talked, they had already approached the bedside, and Nico Haynes sat down on a chair beside the hospital bed.
Ariel Morris glanced at the two of them, "Why do I feel like it’s Brother Dawn’s secret? Brother Dawn, do you have a secret you can’t share?"
Dawn Sutherland’s finger stiffened for a mont, and he smiled faintly: "No, Third Haynes is just joking."
Nico Haynes leaned back in the chair, looking lazy, raised an eyebrow and smirked: "Second Young Master Sutherland’s biggest secret in this life, that’s—"
"Third Haynes!" Dawn Sutherland’s body tensed, glaring fiercely at Nico Haynes.
Nico Haynes shrugged, "Alright, pretend I didn’t say anything. Second, peel so lychees for ."
Dawn Sutherland resigned himself to his fate; in order to prevent Third Haynes from revealing his secret, he had no choice but to obey the cheeky demands of Third Haynes.
Ariel Morris clicked his tongue, "I feel like Brother Dawn has sothing held over him by Third Haynes. My poor Brother Dawn is going to be bullied by Nico Haynes."
Dawn Sutherland peeled the lychees and handed them to Nico Haynes, smiling gently, with an even gentler tone: "Old Three, eat slowly. Second brother tells you, what goes around cos around. Sooner or later, you’ll get tripped up by so woman, and when you co crying to , I’ll make you pay back tenfold."
Nico Haynes tossed a lychee into his mouth and snorted: "Young Master isn’t as foolish as you, hanging myself on one tree! I’ve always just passed through the fields of flowers without a leaf sticking! Your curse won’t work; hurry up and peel. After being the third for so many years, I finally get to order Second around to do sothing! It feels too good, just incredible, haha!!"
Dawn Sutherland: "..."
Old Three, I’m noting this down; there’s a long life ahead, Old Three, you’ll need to co to Big Brother for help one day!
Ariel Morris finished his soup, his eyes moved, and he spoke softly: "Brother Dawn, about Evalian Chapman—is she trying to pursue you?"
Nico Haynes tossed another lychee into his mouth and remarked: "Isn’t it obvious? She keeps coming to the hospital every day, supposedly to visit us, but really to get close to Second. Second, congratulations, your dead wood is blooming in spring; sobody has a crush!"
Ariel Morris laughed, "Is Brother Dawn about to reap both love and career success? The company’s opening in a couple of days, and love seems to be quietly arriving too. Congrats, Brother Dawn."
Dawn Sutherland smiled faintly, his eyes sowhat deep, "It’s too early to say anything about these things now; everything is still unknown."
Nico Haynes glanced at Dawn Sutherland with disdain: "What unknowns! It’s obvious Evalian Chapman likes you, isn’t it? All you have to do is nod, and you can win the beauty over; isn’t that great! Second Young Master Sutherland, you’ve been a bachelor for so many years, why not try things out with Evalian Chapman first. If it doesn’t work out, just break up! Love moves fast these days, amicable beginnings and endings, what’s there to fear?"
Dawn Sutherland’s eyes grew even more profound, and he furrowed his brow slightly, his voice low: "I’m dating with marriage as the goal."
Once Daisy marries Aidan Sutherland, he will, as she wishes, find a girl to marry, achieving the happiness Daisy hopes for him, putting her at ease.
He would live a lifeti of mutual respect with the girl he marries; he couldn’t give love to the one he marries, but he might just manage a calm, honest marriage, living with mutual respect, and walking hand-in-hand through the latter half of life.
Ariel Morris gave a thumbs up to Dawn Sutherland and laughed: "Exactly, dating without marriage as a goal is just fooling around! One look and you know Brother Dawn is reliable. To find a husband, look for soone like Brother Dawn, definitely not soone like Third Haynes."
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