Hold On Mr.! Your Sweetheart is a Real Queen

Chapter 42: Chapter 42 In this world, everyone knows that Edward Stephens loves Daisy Ginger.

Daisy lowered her head and looked at her fingertips, calmly replying, "I know."

Three months after returning from the United States with Edward Stephens, she received news that upon returning from a business trip, Edward and Emily Ginger had gotten close enough to talk about marriage.

When she learned about this, she went straight to Lady Stephens.

Lady Stephens then told her that after Edward moved from Banyan City to the United States, he completely lost his memory and forgot everything that happened in Banyan City.

He stayed in the hospital for several years, slowly relearning all the life skills he had forgotten and reacquainting himself with his family.

Recovery took a long time, and the doctor advised against using past events to upset him, so he hadn’t contacted her for all those eight years.

Daisy couldn’t even remember how she managed to return home after leaving Lady Stephens that day. At first, she felt heartache, heartache for Edward’s suffering all these years out of her sight.

Then came the confusion.

Had Edward forgotten her?

And herself?

What should she do?

home that night, instead sitting by the seaside all night, smoking an

together before trying to reach out to

more she engaged with him, the more she noticed how much Edward had changed over the past eight years. The once gentle and jade-like youth was gone; the Edward who returned was cold and harsh, and they argued every time they met, even over

this, she still took

just being able to say a word to

lost something would never understand the joy of regaining it. Over these eight years, countless people who knew Edward told her

a day, he wouldn’t have abandoned

the world knew

Till death.

safe and sound, she knew it would

a moment, then said to Lady Stephens, "Aunt, I’ve never blamed

without venting her anger on her

she resented Lady Stephens for her partiality, that would indeed

woman who cried easily, easily