It'll Come Naturally

Chapter 66 You Should Have Knocked At The Door

Rain was utterly speechless. Why was he appointed when Belinda actually designated no one? For God's sake, he was already busy and occupied. But he couldn't refuse. He had to obey Edward unconditionally.

"I see. Please tell them that I'll go there in the afternoon." Massaging the acupuncture point between his eyebrows, Rain tried to calm himself down.

"Okay. Mr. Rain, is it really difficult to deal with Belinda?" Anna asked in curiosity. It seemed like everyone was trying to avoid that woman.

"Ha! Ha! Anna, you are also unexpectedly gossipy." Rain smirked. As far as he knew, Anna was always meticulous and would never ask anything other than work. He was very surprised at her sudden question.

"Forget it." Rain's laughter made Anna angry. She turned and strode away, but Rain laughed even more heartily. Published by Nôv'elD/rama.Org.

Anna was embarrassed. She shouldn't have asked him about it. Instead of getting the answer, she made a shameful show of herself. She had forgotten that this guy was as mean and shameless as Mr. Mu.

Edward sneezed as if he knew what Anna was thinking. Why did he always get into trouble?

Daisy moved her sore body to pick up her ringing phone on the bed. At the sight of the caller's name, she threw the phone back and covered herself with the quilt, ignoring the call.

Edward took the phone down to check the number and was sure that it was Daisy's. This woman was playing hard-to-get again. 'She is still sleeping? Or she has been out without taking her phone?' At this thought, he called another number.

Knock. Knock. Daisy was immediately awakened.

"Come in." She answered in a cold, lazy voice.

"Mrs. Mu, there is a call from Mr. Mu." Mrs. Wu walked in with the phone, wondering why Edward didn't call Daisy directly.

"Okay. Thanks." Daisy took the phone, nodded to Mrs. Wu and answered it.

"Hello?" Daisy kept her anger and dismay to herself. She shouldn't have forgotten that she was now at Edward's home. He could find her even if she didn't answer the phone. She was just like a trapped lamb, and Edward was the wolf. Recalling what Edward did this morning, Daisy quivered at the thought of it.

"You haven't got up yet? You must be tired." Edward said gently with a beautiful grin. He knew that Daisy ignored his call deliberately as he was rude this morning.

"Yeah. So what?" ... Daisy gave a plain reply in a casual tone. At first, she was happy that nothing happened last night. However, Edward forcibly had sex with her this morning and urged her to accept many unequal terms while she was enjoying herself.

"Ha-ha. Are you still angry?" Edward simply sprawled in the chair, and continued smirking. Now he knew Daisy was bad-tempered. Her tone had irritation written all over it. However, it was not his fault. She was so sexy that he couldn't control himself.

Edward didn't admit that he hungered for sex, but complained that Daisy was too charming.

"Eh…" Daisy turned over in the bed, still a bit groggy.

"Come on. Could you talk more?" Edward was becoming impatient. He had never tried so hard to flatter any woman, but she just uttered such a simple word.

"I see." How annoying Daisy was!

"What are you going to do today?" Edward was becoming bored too. He actually called to ask such a thing.

"I have to finish my report. Well, could you please add one more desk in the study?" She checked the study last night. She had to work in the study, but there was only one desk and his documents and files were piled on it.

"No problem. I will ask Luke to settle it. Wait for about a couple of hours." Edward was overjoyed. They would work in the same study afterwards. Did it mean that they could also have sex there from time to time?

"Okay. Thanks." Daisy didn't know what Edward really thought, so she thanked him politely. Maybe she wouldn't have remained calm after she knew Edward's evil plan later.

"Edward, you have to treat me to dinner today." An abrupt loud voice interrupted their sweet talk. Rain broke into Edward's office.

"You have to work." Hearing someone else's voice over the phone, Daisy hung up the phone before Edward could explain.

Edward was infuriated. Daisy hung up the phone again. He had told her this morning that she couldn't hang up the phone first no matter what, but obviously, she had forgotten it completely. Or maybe she just didn't care.

Looking up at Rain in anger, Edward said coldly, "It's very rude of you to break in here. You should have knocked at the door. I'll punish you if you don't knock next time." After stating this with a fiery tone, Edward looked down at the document on the table.

"Well…" Rain was confused. Edward didn't care whether he knocked at the door before, but he was provoked today.

Indeed, Rain shouldn't have broken in, but most importantly, he came at the wrong time.

"Edward, why are you so angry? Are you at the change of life? Why are you so swollen with rage?" Rain always acted shamelessly in front of Edward, so he didn't care about Edward's warning.

"Shut up! Men won't enter upon the change of life!" Edward rolled his eyes, and immediately became melancholic.

For the record, men will also enter upon the change of life, but it's not as obvious as women.