It'll Come Naturally

"Are you out of your mind? We are ordering a couple set, for God's sake! It's a set for two! We're on a date, not a family night out with child. I'm sure you don't want to be the third wheel, do you?" Edward growled at Brian. He wanted to share a romantic night with Daisy, filled with candles, flowers, delicious food and sweet conversations. But Brian suddenly showed up and ruined everything! The romantic and intimate ambiance he had been hoping for had vanished because of Brian's sudden appearance.

"My dear brother-in-law, don't you know? If one set isn't enough for the three of us, you can always order another set. One for the two of you, and the other for me! After all, I'm still a growing boy, and I need some extra nutrition. Don't worry; I can eat all of it. Don't mind me and please go back to whatever you were doing. I'll just sit here quietly and enjoy my food. I won't bother you. I promise you won't even know I'm here!" Ignoring the rage in Edward's eyes, Brian shrugged and gave an ear-to-ear smile, as if he didn't notice how furious Edward was because he invited himself to join them for dinner.

"What? You? Still growing? Come on, don't be ridiculous and try something more realistic! Something like you're putting on weight! And what did you just say about ignoring you? Buddy, you're not invisible, okay? Look how enormous you are! And you're sitting right here at the table. I'm not blind; how am I supposed to pretend that I can't see you?" With rage still burning in his eyes, Edward glared at Brian and sharply retorted. His anger was evident in every single word that came out his mouth. It seemed as if he wanted to skin Brian alive.

"Don't mind him, Brian. Come here and have a seat with us. He's crazy. Just ignore him." Daisy knew why Edward was angry. He had planned to spend a romantic night with Daisy; they hardly got the chance to do so lately. Edward had every right to be mad. Now that he was picking on Brian, Daisy thought she'd interrupt before Edward lost his temper and picked up a fight with Brian. She invited Brian to sit down with them and deliberately blamed Edward for his rudeness; she knew her words might upset Edward, but he wouldn't be angry with her, no matter what.

'Damn it! Could he be any more shameless? He hasn't seen Daisy in ages, what does that mean? They just met last night at the party! Has he forgotten that already? Or does he live on another standard time? Even if he does, that's a few time zones away, not a few planets away! Hardly 24 hours have passed since last

one is snatching your glass of water." Brian smirked with his eyebrows raised. He stroked the hair falling on his forehead with his fingers and leaned closer to sit right next to Daisy. His eyes were steadily fixed on Edward as if he was plotting to outwit

provocation, Daisy worried about Edward's cough. She wondered how he got choked by water. He was a grown-up man, not a 3-year-old child. Even Justin, their little son, didn't get choked by

don't you exaggerate some more and say that you haven't seen her since previous life?" Edward had always thought he was the most shameless

he used vague words to make

would seem meanspirited to Daisy if he kept bullying her younger brother. While Edward really wanted to punch Brian and throw him out of the restaurant so that he could continue