"Daisy, you look very beautiful tonight. You remind me a lot of your mother." Leo hesitated for a while and finally was defeated by his curiosity. He walked up to Daisy to greet her. He noticed that Daisy was greeting guests all over the venue, and she didn't even look at him as if he were invisible. It bruised Leo's heart. What if she really was his daughter? She must have hated him so much that she wouldn't even want to talk to him.
"Thank you, Mr. Ouyang. But please don't mention my mother in front of me. You are in no position to do that." Daisy's words were as cold as the look on her face. She was indifferent to the man standing before her. She had believed that she wasn't his daughter, because that was the only explanation why he was heartless to her. But after Edward told her the truth this morning, she lost her last hope about this man, her so-called father.
Daisy curled her lips into a sneer. If she was right, Leo must still doubt whether or not she was his daughter. Otherwise, he wouldn't come up to greet her like this. But Daisy couldn't care less. Even if she could forgive her father for all the pain he had caused her, she would never forgive that he insulted her mother, accusing her mother of cheating on him.
"Did Mr. Mu say something to you? Do you hate me because of that?" Leo thought that Edward had told Daisy that Yakira was responsible for her mother's death, and that was why Daisy was angry with him. He felt sorry for her mother as well.
"No. I don't hate you. You don't deserve my any feelings, including my hatred. Are you satisfied, Mr. Ouyang?" Daisy snorted inside. What she didn't say w
him. He hated it when Edward always seemed so superior to him in almost everything. 'Shouldn't he show me more respect?' Leo thought furiously, 'I may be his father-in-law!'
"Stay out of it? Mr. Ouyang, have you forgotten? Daisy is now my wife, which means that she is a Mu now. I don't think she has anything to do with you and your family anymore. Besides, when did you accept her as a member of the Ouyang family? You never did! You threw her out of your house back then. Don't you remember?"
How ridiculous that Leo dared to tell Edward to stay out of his family issue. To Edward, Leo was the one who should stay out of all this. And how dare he say that this was a family matter? Didn't he remember what he had done to Daisy, his own daughter?
"What are you talking about? What...what do you mean by that? Dad, please tell me what's going on, " stammered Brian, who was now in shock. He had no idea what had happened between Leo and Daisy back then. Maybe he heard them wrong; maybe they didn't mean what they said. But what if it were true? What could he do if that was the case?
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