Hold On Mr.! Your Sweetheart is a Real Queen

Chapter 97: Chapter 97: Homeless Edward Stephens

Half an hour later, Edward Stephens walked out of the detention center, under the awkward smile and sweaty brow of the director who had rushed over upon hearing the news.

He got into the car, sat in the back seat, resting his face on his hand, turning his head to look out the window, silent.

Lady Stephens climbed into the car, sat with him in the back seat, her face still carrying the remnants of anger.

"Just look at you, why are you so disappointing? You’ve just reconciled with Daisy for a few days, and now you’ve upset her again. Do you want to drive your mother to her grave?"

"Why are you just sitting there dumbly? Hurry up and call Daisy to apologize, and cheer her up!"

After speaking, seeing her son still sitting there unmovingly, she reached directly for his phone to personally call Daisy Ginger to apologize.

Edward glanced at her, letting her fiddle with his phone, and only after Lady Stephens dialed the number did he calmly say, "She blacklisted my number."

Lady Stephens froze for a moment, looked at him in disbelief, her urgency rising—"You ungrateful wretch, what did you do to Daisy again!"

These days, although Daisy Ginger and Edward Stephens quarreled, she had never done something like blacklisting him.

treatment clearly conveyed

made

kind of anger that’s hard

got into a fight with Ethan Pond. Although he couldn’t be described as utterly exhausted, he was close

soaked in his damp clothes itched and hurt, making him uncomfortable, while his own mother was still

spoke, his tone icy

will to live, not only did she not shut up, she got even more

don’t coax Daisy back, don’t bother coming home! Your mother

stressed

biological mother is

anger, Lady Stephens declared her unwillingness to drive in the same car with

Lady Stephens left, the driver in the front spoke

seat, eyes closed, and upon hearing this, didn’t open

should we

allow him to go home, surely the

apparently speechless about his sudden homelessness. After a pause, in a hoarse