Evalian Chapman smiled deeply, tiptoed, and suddenly pressed her soft lips against Dawn Sutherland’s gentle face—
Inside the wardrobe, through the gaps, Daisy Grant watched Evalian Chapman kiss Dawn Sutherland, her fingers digging hard into her palms, her complexion becoming even paler, like snow.
When one day, the person you like kisses another girl in front of you, how would you feel?
Daisy Grant felt a pain so intense that it made her breathing difficult, a suffocating feeling engulfed her entire body.
Dawn Sutherland stood there as if his mind was blank. Soon, he furrowed his brows slightly and calmly stepped away from Evalian Chapman, saying, "It’s late, go back and rest early. Be careful on the way, I’ve had too much to drink, so I can’t drive you ho."
Evalian Chapman felt a bit awkward about Dawn Sutherland’s indifferent attitude, assuming that he hadn’t yet moved on from the person in his heart, thus rejecting her approach. She maintained a smile, "Then I’m leaving, Dawn. You rest well."
Dawn Sutherland nodded gently and escorted Evalian Chapman out.
Evalian Chapman waved goodbye reluctantly to Dawn Sutherland, who smiled faintly and closed the door.
Dawn Sutherland’s expression instantly turned somber as he walked toward his bedroom.
His fingers stiffly opened the wardrobe door and saw inside a person with a sweaty forehead, whose face was flushed due to lack of air circulation. He said seriously, "Evalian’s gone, you can co out."
Daisy Grant sighed in relief and imdiately stepped out from the wardrobe, "I was scared to death; Evalian suddenly barged in. Luckily, I dove into the wardrobe quickly."
Dawn Sutherland glanced at Daisy Grant without speaking and walked toward the living room.
As Daisy Grant followed him out, Dawn Sutherland had already placed slippers in front of her, speaking in a low voice, "Put these on."
"Second brother, I’m leaving soon, no need to change."
Dawn Sutherland pressed his lips, "What if Evalian is hailing a taxi by the roadside? You might run into her."
Daisy Grant hesitated, "Then I’ll leave later."
Speaking, Daisy Grant changed into the pink slippers Dawn Sutherland passed to her.
Dawn Sutherland glanced at the shoes on Daisy Grant’s feet, his gaze deepening.
Earlier when Evalian was changing into slippers at the door, he only provided a pair of ready-to-wear n’s slippers for guests. But the pair of won’s slippers Daisy had once worn—he didn’t want other won to touch them.
Dawn Sutherland’s gaze was profound, and he sat on the sofa, speaking softly, "About today’s matter—"
"I forgot!" Daisy Grant interrupted, smiling slightly, "Second brother, nothing happened between us. I’m still your sister, and you’re still my second brother. We only have friendship."
The smile on her face was so composed, yet only she knew how bitter she felt inside.
The hardest thing for her to overco in this world were the words ’friendship,’ which were the barrier between her and her second brother.
Dawn Sutherland acknowledged quietly, stood up, opened the fridge, and took out the preserved floral cake, handing it to Daisy Grant, saying calmly, "It’s what you like, and it just so happens to be at ho."
Daisy Grant smiled and took the cake, unwrapping it, "Hey, is this what we bought last ti? Weren’t you going to give it to the one you like—"
Daisy Grant stopped speaking when her eyes t Dawn Sutherland’s increasingly somber face and gaze.
Dawn Sutherland smiled faintly, "No, I went and bought more later."
Sutherland’s lied face remained calm.
Daisy Grant ate the cake, smiling lightly, "Second brother, the person you like also likes rose floral cakes? There are so many kinds of floral cakes, and she just happens to like rose ones?"
Dawn Sutherland turned his head, watching as Daisy Grant elegantly ate the floral cake, his gaze growing deeper, his voice more somber, "Yes, the person I love only likes rose floral cakes."
Daisy Grant chuckled briefly, "What a coincidence."
Dawn Sutherland glanced at her, "Earlier on the phone you warned to be careful at the opening party, what was that about?"
Daisy Grant paused her eating, her brow furrowing slightly, "It’s nothing, second brother. By the way, second brother, I put your birthday present in your wardrobe. Also, with the opening party the day after tomorrow, where people abound and chaos ensues in this circle, second brother, you’d better be cautious."
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