My Wife is an Aloof Beauty

"Leena, you may be thinking that you are the happiest girl in the world because of us. But you know what? In our eyes, you are the best thing we have received. You are the reason why we can be this good." A deep sigh escaped from Edward\'s chest as he pondered about their relationship with Leena. In reality, they were all a bit damaged in different ways. It was because they had Leena, their beloved little sister, that they could never be knocked down easily. It was just natural for them to encounter failures from time to time. But then, Leena was the driving force that kept them coming back up to fight again. They all knew that they couldn\'t disappoint their little princess.

"I don\'t know about that. What I know is that you all hold a special place in my heart that nobody can ever replace." Leena was suddenly at the verge of crying upon hearing Edward\'s words. She was so touched about what he sai

that Kevin might misunderstand things if she hung out with Gerard alone. Thus, she wasn\'t able to take Gerard out for sightseeing. Hearing Edward\'s suggestion made her excited because it would allow her to have a good time with Gerard without worrying about how Kevin would feel.

Edward shook his head fondly at her. Seeing her this excited lifted his mood too. So he walked to his desk and picked his phone up. Then he called Daisy\'s number.

Meanwhile, Daisy was checking her guns when her phone rang. An instant smirk appeared on her lips as soon as she saw Edward\'s name on it. She had been thinking the whole time about how to calm his temper down once she got home. It was actually a surprise that he called her first since Edward was never the type to compromise with anyone at all. "What, Edward? Aren\'t you mad anymore?"

"I didn\'t say that. I\'m still mad at you. Don\'t think that I will let this go so easily." Although Leena\'s visit cooled his head down a little, Edward still didn\'t want to be the first to compromise with his wife. They could all blame his stubbornness but he would never admit to Daisy that he wasn\'t angry anymore.