It'll Come Naturally novel Chapter 1768

"Yes, you're exactly right. I have had enough of you. Hmph!" Daisy felt defeated as Edward knew her so well that he always found ways to soften her up. She just couldn't stay mad at him.

"I know how women think even better than you know. You're saying yes but you mean no. I won't take your words to heart." Edward smirked and smugly crossed his arms in front of him. He was confident that she really didn't mean what she said, and it infuriated her.

"That's because you men like to hear those fake words," Daisy snapped back. She knew that she would always lose in their arguments, but admitting defeat so easily was the last thing on her mind.

"I understand you completely. Why not? It makes perfect sense. But here's the thing. I'm not like most men; I'm the exception." Edward rubbed his chin after he said this, betraying no doubt in his face. Inwardly, he thought, 'I'm rich as hell, devilishly handsome and loyal to a fault to my wife. How can she even compare me with other men?'

"You are so shameless!" It was like Daisy heard his thoughts as she spat the words. She knew Edward was a narcissist, but it never ceased to stun her whenever he patted himself on the back.

"But hey, I'm only shameless in front of you," Edward said as he smiled mischievously and looked at Daisy straight in her eyes.

"Stop it!" Daisy immediately stopped him. She knew where this was headed. She knew how relentless and tireless he could be when it came to sex.

"Alright, fine," Edward said as he raised his hands in mock surrender, his expression smug as ever. "But I have one more question. Are you still really mad at me?" As long as the answer was no, he would begin to persuade her for their baby's acceptance.

"What do you think?" Daisy asked with one eyebrow raised. In truth, she was actually much calmer now compared to moments ago.

"How am I supposed to know? That's why I'm asking you." Edward looked at his wife with his charming eyes and hopeful expression.

"Ugh. Let's go home first, please? I'm exhausted," Daisy exclaimed as she shut her eyes. Obviously she didn't want to talk right now, with her feeling tired. She knew that whatever he was going to discuss with her, though she had a pretty good idea, she hadn't made a decision yet.

"Why don't you get some shut-eye? I'll wake you up when we arrive," Edward said as he observed his wife. He could tell from her weary eyes that she had a tough day. At that moment, he swore to himself that he would convince her to keep the baby no matter what happened.

Daisy didn't reply, but reclined the seat backwards and lied down. On one hand, she was exhausted. On the other hand, she needed time to think everything through.

Edward bent to strap her in. Safety was always a priority, he thought. He then smoothed away a wisp of hair on her eyes and curled it behind her ear. He took one long last look at her, sighed deeply, and then started the engine.

Edward drove slowly along the roads leading to their home. He had time to reflect on how hard it was for his wife. The streetlights and the fading shadows from pole to pole were his only company. Daisy was still sound asleep. She was both mentally and physically exhausted because of her pregnancy. Maybe she thought she could run away from reality even just for a moment in her dreams. But when she woke up, she still had a hard decision to make.