Chapter 4 Everyone Looked at Me Playfully (Part Two)

He continued to pull me. Tears kept rolling down from my face. "Are you satisfied? Are you happy? Now you are in the limelight. You are so hot that everyone has to please you? You've seen enough of my jokes. Please let me go. I want to go back to sleep, okay?"

Hale's eyes were fixed on my face. I forced myself to turn around and try not to look into his eyes. However, he turned my face away and said word by word, "I said I didn't mean it."

"Not on purpose? Then what did Mr. Sharp mean? How dare you say that you didn't steal my plan on purpose? Don't you ask me to attend the party on purpose? Don't you dare to say that you didn't ask Grandma to praise you and disgrace me? So? You have nothing to say, right? You hypocrite!" Although I knew that the theft was not done by him, as long as I thought of all the things just now, the fire in my heart was ignited again.

"Daisy, as I said, I didn't mean to do that. I didn't steal your business plan or what happened today..."

"Come on, don't be so hypocritical. It's disgusting." I looked at him with disdain, as if I would really vomit if I had a further contact with him.

The butler rushed over, and I hurriedly turned my back to wipe my tears. If the servant saw me at this moment, he would look down upon me.

The butler was out of breath. "Lady, Mr. Sharp, you are all here. The old lady asks you to meet her."

I snorted and went upstairs before him.

When I arrived at Grandma's room, I raised my hand and wanted to knock on the door, but her voice came from inside.

"Daisy, Hale, come in."

We stood at a distance of two meters. Neither of us looked at each other.

Grandma looked around and said to me, "Don't mind your business plan. It is me who asked someone to do it."

I couldn't believe that she was so straightforward. "Didn't you ask me to compete fairly with him? But now you are helping him secretly. Grandma, it's unfair to me!" If it was the first time I heard it, I would have fainted directly. That was my grandmother. Why did she favor an outsider so much?

Grandma glared at me and shouted, "Shut up! Have you forgotten how I taught you? Now you are fighting back for such a small profit. You really disappoint me."

'I am not a fool. Grandma announced today that... Oh, no, it was to tell the news. I knew it was not some kind of fair competition. It was just a trick she set up. No matter how fierce the competition was, Hale must be the winner no matter what. Because he needs a reasonable reason to enter the company. I have a vague feeling that this matter is not that simple. Grandma, you don't have to work so hard to get an outsider into the company.'

I looked at Hale, and he looked at me innocently.

"I hope you can be absolutely independent in dealing with the company's affairs. Don't rely on anyone."

I said stubbornly, "I don't agree."

Grandma's glared at me and asked, "What don't you agree with?"

"Grandma, since I am the heir you have chosen, I have the right to speak. I want to say that I don't agree. I don't allow an outsider to enter the company, especially this person who will work with me."

"Shut up!" Although the sound of the inkstone hitting the wooden desk was not very loud, it was full of power. A thin crack appeared on the Mahogany desk.

"How dare you talk to me like that before you are in power? I haven't retired from the company yet, and I'm still in charge of the company. I only asked you to teach Hale, he won't go too far... Besides, it only needs two months of your summer vacation. Why are you upset?"

"You said so when we were in a fair competition before, but even you protected him yourself. Who on earth is he? What makes you so partial?"

As soon as I finished my words, the air in the room was still. Grandma looked at me with a strange look in her eyes. Hale grabbed my hand and threw me to the ground. "Daisy, apologize to your grandmother now."

I sniffed and looked up at him with mockery in my eyes. "Don't you want me to apologize to you?"

At this time. The door was slammed open, and an unexpected person broke in. It was Aunt Julie.

Grandma was furious. "Who let you in?" She said this to my aunt.

"Mom, I have something to tell you." After saying that, she glanced at me. I found that Grandma's eyes were shining. Then she waved at us and said, "You can go out now."

As if I had been granted an amnesty, I left without hesitation. At a fast speed, Hale pulled me into a small room at the end of the second floor.

He was so strong that he threw me on the door and my back hurt.

I was so angry that I bit his arm hard. He didn't say anything and let me vent my anger.

In late autumn, the night was particularly cold, but Hale didn't wear thick clothes, which was really out of my expectation. I didn't know how long I had bitten, but the corners of my mouth were numb, and tears fell down. The moment I loosened my mouth, Hale pressed my head against his neck.

We were so intimate that he kept apologizing, like a feather falling in my heart, brushing it from time to time.

I felt a little awkward to push him away. After all... After all, I was still angry with him.

He unbuttoned his cuff link and rolled up the sleeves of his suit. A tooth mark with blood was clearly to be seen. With a snicker, Hale licked his lips, took out a delicate ceramic doll from his pocket and handed it to me.

I loved collecting dolls most, whether they were fluffy or ceramic. This handmade porcelain was like a girl squatting down. Although I couldn't see it clearly in the dark room, I could see it at a glance. However, it was not enough to let go of my anger.

He was about to throw the doll, but his hand stopped in the air. He gritted his teeth and said, "I said I didn't do it on purpose! What the hell do you want, Daisy?"

"What do I want? I want fairness. Do you know it?"

He lowered his head so that I couldn't see his expression clearly. He said lightly, "There is no absolute fairness in the world."

I was so angry that I kicked him hard again. Then I pushed him away, turned around and went out, slamming the door with a deafening sound!