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Joseph had just opened the door to his lounge and sat down at the bar when he saw the messages.
How long have they been together? Weren’t they together for six months already? Didn’t anyone look at Daisy’s Instagram?
Damian said, “I thought cats and dogs might get married before Ms. Clark and Mr. Vale ever got together.”
Lynn tagged Anthony, “Is that face photoshopped or did you get surgery?”
She knew about his plastic surgery. Daisy had made her promise not to tell anyone, afraid it would make Anthony uncomfortable. Lynn had been dying to say something.
A lot of people were curious whether Anthony’s face in the marriage certificate photo was real or retouched.
Anthony was driving and didn’t see the messages. Daisy answered for him.
“Mr. Vale’s looks don’t need photoshopping.”
Diana reminded. “Time to start calling him honey.”
Daisy glanced at Anthony. Mr. Vale still comes more naturally.
Honey felt sticky. She couldn’t bring herself to say it.
Besides, Anthony had only wanted to give her and the children security. He’d never planned to get married. She was the one who had tied him down.
As for their feelings for each other, she thought she’d let things happen naturally. All she’d wanted was a father for her children.
Anthony hadn’t wanted to get married in the first place.
She wouldn’t push him.
She put away her phone. Better to say less, so he wouldn’t feel awkward.
“Are you sure you don’t want a wedding?” Anthony asked suddenly.
Daisy shook her head.
They’d rushed to get the marriage certificate. They weren’t even having a reception.
Daisy didn’t want to force Anthony. He didn’t like talking, didn’t like socializing, didn’t like going out. If they had a wedding, the pressure would all fall on her anyway.
Anthony probably didn’t want a wedding. He would just go along with whatever she wanted.
In that regard, Anthony was a decent man.
As Lynn had said, at least he hadn’t taken compromising photos of her to use against her later. How many
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Daisy thought he was happy because he hadn’t wanted to get married, and now she was having his children. He got to be a father without any of the hassle. Why wouldn’t he be pleased?
Anthony looked at Daisy. She was smiling out the window, as if she had just fulfilled a long–held wish.
“Don’t overthink it. I said I would give you and the children the best guarantee. Whatever you say, I’ll
listen.
Daisy turned to look at him. “I’m already satisfied that you’ll be their father.”
She remembered that before the wedding, Anthony had transferred all his assets into her name.
Now he really only had her and the two children.
If she told him to leave, he wouldn’t even have a pair of underwear.
Anthony was silent for a moment. He didn’t want to be just their father.
“What I mean is…” Daisy started to explain.
“I know.”
“You didn’t have to give me so much. I don’t know how to manage it. You should be kinder to yourself.”
Anthony didn’t respond. But the current Anthony was already much kinder to himself than the old one had been.
“I’m the one who disrupted your life.” Daisy said. “You don’t have to be so humble. You can have expectations of me too.”
She thought Anthony was too good. So good that even carrying his two children, she felt she wasn’t good enough for him.
“This isn’t a disruption,” he said quietly. “If I had to name an expectation… I hope you won’t push me away. I hope you won’t feel guilty. I think we’re doing just fine.”
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