The Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 1742 

Daisie lifted her head and interrupted him. “No. He didn’t. He didn’t scold me either.” 

Nollace cupped her cheeks in his palm and forced her to meet his gaze. “He told you to leave me, right?” 

Daisie blinked and chuckled. “Then can you guess what I said in return?” 

Nollace squinted. 

She stretched her arm forward to hug him and buried her face in his chest. “If you need me in your career, I will help you, and if you don’t, I’ll stand by your side and face the difficulties together.” 

She was asking him instead of being presumptuous about helping him. 

Even if she wanted to help, it still depended on whether or not Nollace wanted to accept her help. She had faith in him and respected him. 

Nollace was stunned. He lowered his head to look at the person buried in his chest, and a smile appeared in his eyes. 

He rested his chin on top of her head and said, “You don’t have to help me, Daisie. I just need you to stay by my side.” 

more than her

class about historical repertoire in the afternoon. Some of the students knew that Daise had gone to see someone from

such an honor to be able to meet someone from the

at them but did not say anything. She did not care if it was an honor or not. She just knew that she could meet

saw Freyja, the latter hastily pulled hers

and went

dragged her to one side and asked, “Did His Majesty give

worry. Do you think I’m that kind of person who would stand there and keep quiet if he gave

nodded and smiled.

something and asked,” Since you’re Nollace’s cousin, does it

furtively. After ascertaining there were no people around them, she pitched her voice low and said, “Keep your voice down. I don’t want other people to

It isn’t

know

her short and continued calmly. “Almost nobody knows

Daisie was dumbfounded. 

college only knew that Freyja had

They just suspected her of being a loose woman, and none of them knew that she was

the descendant of the illegitimate daughter. It was inevitable that people would talk about her a lot, but since nobody mentioned anything about it, Daisie assumed it was because people didn’t care about her status.

that the people in the college