- 692 ChsContent
- 3.626 ratings
- NO.200+SUPPORT
Daisy Zane was the illegitimate daughter of the Miles family? She grew up in the countryside and never went to school? The Miles family even publicly declared that they would never acknowledge her? ... When Daisy Zane's true identity was exposed, the Miles family immediately prepared a banquet to welcome her back into the family. But Daisy Zane directly refused, saying, “Are you even worthy, Miles family?” ... Surprisingly, the third young master of the Imperial Capital fell in love with a wild girl who had never received an education. It was said that he doted on her, and she was the most precious thing to him. While the whole Imperial Capital was shocked, Lord Clark proudly said, “My wife is extraordinary.” ... Kevin Clark never believed in love at first sight until he met Daisy Zane... In the north, there was a beauty who captivated the country and the city with her devastating beauty... ** Daisy Zane loved wearing dresses, and later on... all of Kevin Clark's shirt buttons matched the colors of her dresses.
Truro City, early September.
A grand engagement banquet was being held at the Doomsday Hotel, the luxurious and extravagant banquet hall filled with pink roses, laughter, and soft piano music resonating throughout the hall.
On the 36th floor of the hotel, outside Room 3603, all sounds were isolated, and the room was filled with oppressive silence, leaving no place to escape.
Daisy Zane, dressed in black and wearing a mask, sat on the sofa in the room. Only her beautiful and gorgeous phoenix eyes were exposed, looking at the fat man curled up on the ground and unable to get up as he clutched his abdomen.
"Who are you, exactly? What...do you want?" The fat man had a fierce expression and a scar above his left eyebrow. His well-dressed appearance couldn't conceal the violent aura surrounding him. But he had been beaten, and it took him a while to finally speak.
Daisy Zane didn't speak, she took out a small sealed bag from her pocket and threw it in front of the fat man.
The fat man gasped for breath, propped himself up, and picked up the sealed bag from the ground. Inside were two empty sealing bottles, their caps already open.
Turning the bag around, the man's pupils trembled when he saw the numbers on the sealing bottle.
The labels on the sealing bottles were simple, only three blue bold numbers: 319. There was nothing else.
Seeing that the man didn't speak, Daisy asked, "These things came from your hands. Where did they come from?"
"I don't know what you're talking about. I don't recognize these things either," the fat man denied as he threw the items back on the floor.
"I found you, which means you've been exposed. Do you think that at this point, still hiding things, your people above will let you off?" Daisy Zane's voice was calm and cold, reminiscent of falling snow, yet the oppressive feeling was palpable. "Doing your line of work, you should know better than to let someone slip through your fingers, right?"
The fat man kept his head down and didn't speak.
"Are you going to speak?"
Daisy Zane waited for a moment, and when she saw his hesitation, she got up, "I suddenly feel like exposing your whereabouts and waiting patiently for the catch might work."
After saying that, she started walking away.
"Wait a minute! Wait a minute!"
Daisy Zane didn't stop.
"I'll talk! I'll talk! As long as you ensure my safety, I'll tell you everything!"
Daisy Zane stopped, turned to look at him. She was tall, clad in all black, her hooded coat somewhat large, covering her buttocks. Her legs were long, slender, and straight, with Martin boots on her feet.
She looked cool, with a sharp, cold, ice-like aura surrounding her.
"Turn yourself in, and someone will naturally protect your safety."
"I... I..." The fat man, beaten and still unable to stand, realized that he was truly finished. He revealed all the information he knew.
"Is that all?" Daisy Zane asked.
"I've told you everything I know."
Daisy Zane walked back, picked up the sealed bag thrown next to the man, and put it in her pocket. Then she put her hood back on.
The hood was large, and when she put it on, it covered half her face.
"You should understand that the faster you turn yourself in, the safer you'll be."
Without another word, she walked towards the balcony.
The fat man's face was filled with despair as he watched the figure on the balcony disappear, seemingly jumping to the balcony of the neighboring room. It took him a while to realize that she had entered his room from the balcony.
But... this was the 36th floor.
...
When Daisy Zane came out from the neighboring room, she had already changed into a new outfit.
She wore a plain-colored long dress, her waist slim, and her skin pale and cold.
Her long hair was casually pinned up with a white jade colored hairpin.
Her phoenix eyes slightly tilted upward, her cold and dazzlingly beautiful appearance, and the aloof and indifferent aura surrounding her couldn't be concealed even by her long dress.
Daisy Zane closed the door, took out her cell phone, and checked her messages.
One minute ago, Robinson Scott had just sent her a message: [The banquet hall is very lively, do you want to come and have a look? Your sister's mouth is practically touching the sky, and hasn't come down.]
Daisy Zane replied to her: [You're so free today? You even have time to join in the fun?]
[It's not bad. I chased a b*stard here and found out you were here tonight, so I got myself an invitation card to join in the fun. Want to meet up?]
[Two minutes.]
Standing in front of the elevator, Daisy Zane replied to the message. She was about to press the elevator button when the elevator door opened on that floor.
The elevator doors slowly opened, and Daisy Zane looked up to see an exceptionally beautiful face.
The man's features were delicate, seductive, and aggressive.
His slender eyes, with narrow double eyelids that were nonetheless deep, were enchanting.
Especially his lips, as red as dan sand, were naturally extraordinary.
He resembled an ancient painting, meticulously crafted with each stroke.
After two or three seconds of eye contact, Daisy Zane raised her eyebrows, her demeanor somewhat flamboyant.
The man in the elevator also gave her a gentle, intoxicating smile.
Neither of them spoke, and Daisy Zane stepped aside to let the two men out of the elevator before walking in herself.
The elevator doors slowly closed, descending, only then did the man divert his gaze, walking inside.
The man who had been following him all along hesitated for a moment and immediately caught up to him, "Arthur North, you just smiled. Do you fancy that lady?"
"Don't I usually smile?" Kevin Clark's voice was very pleasant, low, and uniquely melodious.
"When have you ever smiled at someone with such tenderness?" Allonzo Hobson said, incredulously, as he leaned against the side of the elevator, scrutinizing Kevin's smile. "And she's a stranger...Third Master, when did you become so compassionate?"
"Just now, I guess."
"..."
Kevin Clark stopped in front of Room 3603, looking at Allonzo Hobson.
Getting the hint, Allonzo Hobson took out his room card and swiped open the door.
...
Daisy Zane went to the floor where the banquet hall was located and sent a message to Robinson Scott, asking him to come out to meet her; she didn't go inside herself.
Today's engagement banquet was between Amelia Miles, the Miles Family heiress, and John Anderson of the Anning Faction.
And she... was the Miles Family's illegitimate daughter.
