Edward Stephens glanced at them, his brows furrowed slightly, seemingly displeased with Daisy Ginger associating with Robert Stephens.
Of course, Daisy Ginger wouldn't naively think Edward was worried about her. At most, this bastard man thought she would offend his beloved brother again.
Daisy Ginger coldly snorted, shot the bastard man a glare, and left with Robert Stephens.
Robert Stephens' men waited at the door, and upon seeing them come out, they followed behind them in single file.
From the ward door to the elevator, there was still a bit of a walk. Daisy Ginger pushed him a few steps, then stopped, circled in front of Robert Stephens, and looked down at him.
The man lowered his eyes, his expression indifferent. He slowly raised his head to look at Daisy Ginger and seemed to see the hatred in her eyes before leisurely letting out a light laugh: "You're really a girl who can't hide anything in her heart."
This wasn't a compliment.
