Candy smiled brightly, "Dawn knows me best. Dawn, when you go to Washington again, I’ll definitely take you out for fun!"

"Sure." Dawn Sutherland smiled.

The two walked and chatted, Candy’s laughter was infectious, full of youthful vitality, while Dawn’s expression was gentle and smiling.

The sight of the two walking side by side was so harmonious, Daisy Grant watched and watched, the smile she initially had on her face slowly faded away, her gaze turning intense.

My brother is rarely this close to a girl, aside from Ariel, only this Candy.

The car’s heater was on, fog thickly covered the windows, and Daisy Grant’s slender, fair fingers reached out, drawing pictures with an air of loss and solitude.

Unknowingly lost in thought, not knowing what she was drawing, Daisy Grant’s clear eyes blinked back to reality as she gazed at the fogged-up windows, her eyes somewhat moved.

"Brother—"

Daisy Grant looked at the two words she had unconsciously drawn while lost in thought, gently whispered them, her lips filled with deep affection.

It turns out that unrequited love can become obvious unknowingly, just like how she loved her brother dearly. Even when lost in thought, her subconscious was filled with thoughts of her brother.

For some reason, seeing her brother walk closely alongside Candy, her heart started to feel despondent and empty, as if her heart, once filled with her brother, was slowly diminishing, wanting to disappear from her heart...

Daisy Grant’s fingers caressed the two words she had subconsciously written on the window, her gaze deepening.

Meanwhile, Dawn Sutherland escorted Candy upstairs to her apartment.

Dawn unlocked the door, placing Candy’s luggage in the living room, "Alright, you can stay here now."

Candy glanced around the apartment and nodded in satisfaction, teasingly saying, "Dawn, won’t my staying here disturb you two lovebirds?"

Dawn smiled faintly, "She and I don’t live here. This place is for you; Daisy and I live at her parents’ place."

Candy chuckled, raising an eyebrow at Dawn, "I thought you’d still be hanging on that tree, and yet you’ve suddenly married and started a family. Dawn, you didn’t even notify me to attend your wedding, that’s too unfair!"

Dawn pressed his lips, smiling warmly at Candy, saying, "Have a good rest, I have some things to attend to tomorrow and won’t be able to accompany you. Let Daisy take you around City C. Oh, remember this apartment’s address. If you get lost while wandering around, you wouldn’t even know the address to get back."

Candy nodded, "Dawn, you’re still so thoughtful! Honestly, your wife is wonderful, not any worse than that little crush of yours! By the way, did your little crush get married? Have you given up, Dawn?"

Dawn looked at the straightforward and concerned Candy with a soft smile, "Don’t you find my wife familiar?"

Candy paused, recalling Daisy Grant’s appearance, indeed feeling it was familiar but without any impressions. Candy looked at Dawn in confusion.

Dawn chuckled, offering no explanation, waved at Candy, "I’m heading back, she’s still waiting in the car. Candy, City C isn’t Washington, you’re unfamiliar here so avoid going out alone at night."

Candy nodded, casually waving at Dawn, still recalling Daisy Grant’s face and trying to remember where she’d seen it.

Dawn smiled at Candy, "The computer is in the study, feel free to surf the internet and experience the domestic versus Washington’s speed. The password is my birthday."

"Alright." Candy replied.

Dawn walked out.

Candy was still trying to recall where she’d seen Daisy Grant, and suddenly, clarity hit her. Watching Dawn’s retreating figure, she was surprised, blurting out, "Dawn, is it her?"