It'll Come Naturally

"Brian, don't be ridiculous. Only you take her for a sister. Since she married Edward, the CEO of FX International Group, she stopped regarding us as her family. Why do you expect that she will admit she knows you? She doesn't want to know any of us, her poor relatives now." Mary resented both Brian and Daisy for the difference in the ways Brian treated Daisy and her. They were both his sisters, but Brian always favored Daisy and treated Mary as a stranger. Why was Daisy so perfect for him?

"Really? You'd better wish I wouldn't find out that this matter involves you. Otherwise, you can imagine the consequences. I'm not threatening you. Things are different now. I'm not a little boy anymore. I can handle you."

Brian still looked a little childish, but his words sounded ruthless. He stared at Mary gravely, half smiling, half serious.

"Why? Why everyone likes that bitch so much? What about me? Brian, I'm also your sister. Why are you biased against me?" Mary couldn't take the unfair treatment anymore. She screamed hysterically. Two men had threatened her because of Daisy in these two days. She was filled with hate and envy, and she finally lost control over her emotions.

"Sister? Mary, don't taint this sacred word. It is a waste to use it on you. To get others' respect, you got to be honest first, then we will see whether you deserve it or not," Brian said to Mary. Earlier, he hadn't been strong enough to fight against Mary, but now he was, and so he would. He had put up with her for many years. He had watched how she bullied Daisy since he was a little boy. Back then, he wasn't strong enough to protect Daisy, all he could do was to reduce Daisy's sufferings. Now that he had grown up, he wanted to see how aggressive and arrogant Mary could get.

Mary hadn't seen Brian for many years. She didn't understand why he suddenly turned against her. He didn't like her before either, but at least he wouldn't talk to her in such an impolite tone. The

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teeth and kept cursing Daisy in her heart. She blamed her for everything. 'If Daisy doesn't exist, I wouldn't have been subjected to so many

really care so much about Daisy? What if she isn't your sister? Would you still like her?" Mary bit her lips lightly. She had overheard that Daisy wasn't Leo's biological daughter. Growing up, she had always been curious why Leo didn't care at all when she was bullying Daisy. And no wonder he hadn't stopped Mary and her mother from kicking Daisy out of the house. Now it all made sense. But, if Leo wasn't Daisy's father? Who was? Perhaps Daisy's mother had cheated on Leo? She had suspected it more than once. But

you want to hear?" Then he thought, 'Daisy isn't dad's daughter? Mary, do you think I am as ignorant as our dad? Mom has been lying to dad for years, but he doesn't have a clue. I can't defy her because she is my mom. That's why I have been keeping it a secret. If it were someone else, mom's scheme would have been revealed a long time ago

know you. See? Brian, you think about her, so what? She doesn't even care. You are just insulting yourself. You think I'm not good enough to be your sister? I couldn't care less to have a stupid brother