Hold On Mr.! Your Sweetheart is a Real Queen

Chapter 49: Chapter 49: He Doesn’t Love Daisy Ginger

After Edward Stephens left, Emily Ginger stayed alone in that corner, squatting on the ground and crying for quite a while.

Until Ian Linton walked over.

She looked up, her eyes red, at the young, handsome, and refined man in front of her, her face full of tears.

The man looked at her, sighed softly, and wiped her fair and smooth little face with a tissue, saying gently, "Emily, at this point, I’m your best choice."

Emily Ginger’s eyes filled with tears as she looked at Ian Linton without saying a word.

The man’s voice was calm as he said to her, "Daisy Ginger has already married Edward Stephens. Even if you wait until the ends of the earth, don’t expect her to give Edward back to you."

He had seen Daisy Ginger’s ways in the business arena, and everyone in Banyan City’s business circle who had dealt with the Gingers had experienced Daisy Ginger’s tactics.

What she wants, once she’s gotten it, don’t expect her to give it back.

More ruthless than Gabriel Ginger, and more decisive in her ways than Gabriel.

Hard to imagine, she’s only twenty-four years old, just a young woman who hadn’t even had the chance to finish college.

you can’t compete

stroked Emily Ginger’s hair, his voice gentle, "You’re so pitiful, let me

the young man in front of her. He was handsome and refined, and his eyes held a warm tenderness as

her mouth, bursting into tears, "Ian, I

Linton reached out and gently embraced her, saying warmly, "I know.

on the man’s

Ginger, lifted his head, and looked toward the second-floor

watching Emily Ginger and

and cheerful, with no sign of what

Edward Stephens and Daisy Ginger

that shook the entire city, Edward Stephens took seventeen knife wounds for Daisy Ginger,

Banyan City’s medical capabilities were insufficient,

woman, truth be

loved Daisy Ginger, loved her to the point of being willing to

Stephens in Banyan City for

use

for the sake of Edward Stephens, didn’t make a ruthless move to destroy her, which was all due to