Chapter 2 Go Back with Her Biological Father

Daisy snorted. She scorns such threats the most.

Just then, her phone rang and there was a message on it.

"Dear Daisy, the boss has assigned your new task to protect Jones's grandson until he graduates from St. Peter College safely."

What a terrible task! Daisy disliked it.

If my memory serves me right, Saint Peter College is in London.

It seemed that she had to go back anyway.

She said reluctantly, "Okay, I'll go back with you."

Jackson Hess was surprised. He didn't expect that her attitude would change so suddenly. But it was good as long as she was willing to go back.

The black Rolls-Royce car left. Although Daisy's stepmother soon knew about it, she couldn't catch up with it.

Murk was in a remote town. It was until evening that the car of the Hess family arrived at home.

A beautiful lady and a young girl were waiting at the door.

"Are you Daisy?"

Mrs. Hess's voice was very gentle. Looking at the girl who looked seventy or eighty percent like her early youth, her eyes were slightly red.

Before Daisy could figure out who she was, the person in front of her hugged her.

Daisy, who didn't like to be too intimate with others, was trembled.

"Daisy, my baby, God bless me to see you again." Tears streamed down her cheeks. "I'm your mother. I'm sorry. It's all my fault. I lost you in those years."

"I... don't cry." She didn't know how to face this situation.

"I'm so happy, my baby." Mrs. Hess wiped her tears with a smile and pointed at the girl next to her. "Baby, this is your sister, the daughter I adopted with your father. Her name is Bella. You will get along very well."

"Hello, sister." Bella Hess stepped forward with a smile. "Mom and I are waiting for you. From now on, we are good sisters."

Daisy nodded. She didn't think the girl in front of her was looking forward to her return.

Seeing her attitude, Bella Hess's face darkened.

Since the day she was adopted, Mr. and Mrs. Hess had been very nice to her. She was the only daughter of the Hess family and enjoy the love of her brothers. But why did Daisy Hess come back? Every time she thought of this, she felt upset.

She had thought that Daisy, who had grown up in a small town, must be a bumpkin, but now

Bella Hess's heart was filled with unwillingness. Daisy Hess looks very similar to her mother. Her long golden hair was loose, and her features were delicate and white. Her blue eyes were like the purest gemstone, like a perfect little angel.

Mr. Hess's face was still very gloomy. His wife had already revealed her identity, but Daisy was not willing to call her "mother". How could such a girl be called the daughter of the Hess family?

He snorted, "Where are Leo and others?"

"Well..."

Speaking of this, Mrs. Hess felt a little embarrassed. Before tonight, her three sons had sent messages back.

"Mother, I have something to deal with tonight. I won't be back."

"I have to take care of a patient tonight. Mother, I won't go back. You don't have to wait for me."

"Dear mother, I still have class. I will come back to accompany you next week."

She had told the kids in advance that their sister, Daisy, would come back tonight, but they all had a temporary thing to do. As their mother, surely she knows what the children were thinking. They just didn't welcome Daisy back.

Holding her daughter who had been missing for fifteen years, Mrs. Hess said carefully, "baby, I don't know if you still remember that you have three brothers. But your brothers are busy tonight, so they haven't come back. I'll take you to see them another day."

She was only four or five years old when she disappeared. How could she remember her so-called brother?

She didn't care about it and said, "It doesn't matter. Let's have dinner first."

A sumptuous dinner had been prepared at home. Mrs. Hess helped Daisy Hess to the food and paid attention to her expression. "Baby, do you like the dinner tonight? If you don't like it, I can rearrange it for you."

"No, thanks."

She shook her head. She could see that Mrs. Hess liked her.

But she had been living with her foster parents for so many years and had never had any intimate contact with them. She didn't know how to get along with her family.

After dinner, Mr. Hess announced, "Daisy, you are only nineteen years old now, and you are still at college age. I have arranged for you to go to St Peter college with Bella. You will go with Bella tomorrow."

Daisy didn't refuse this suggestion. After all, her purpose in coming to London was to enter St Peter college.

However, Mrs. Hess, who was not satisfied. "Jackson, you're so bossy. Daisy just came back. Can't you let her have a rest?"

"Does she still need a rest? You heard what the detective said yesterday. She hasn't gone to college for four years. If she continues to be like this, how can she become the daughter of the Hess family?"

Mr. Hess had three sons, each of whom was outstanding, and even Bella, who had been adopted, had good grades. His friends and business partners would praise his children every time. If they knew that this bumpkin who didn't go to college was also his daughter, he would be ashamed.

"You are so stubborn!" Mrs. Hess said, "Even if you have such an idea, you should first announce the identity of Daisy, and then let her go to college."

Bella Hess's face changed. No, they can't do that!

If everyone knew that Daisy was the real daughter of her family, what would she become? A joke?

"No way!" At the same time, Mr. Hess's face also darkened. "My friends and business partners have always thought that Bella is my real daughter. If you tell them the truth, what should Bella do? She is now a celebrity! What do you think will make your other daughter be doubted by the outside world."

Although Bella Hess was still a college student, she was an excellent dancer of ballet and a member of the Royal dance team. In comparison, Daisy was nothing.

"Jackson, your thoughts will also upset your real daughter." Mrs. Hess said with a long face, "Please give me an explanation and how to deal with it properly."

Jackson Hess put down his handkerchief, and said slowly, "I have already made up my mind to say that Daisy was adopted."