Daisy Grant was slightly taken aback, her voice tinged with nervousness, "Second brother, why are you at the door?"

Dawn Sutherland’s gaze was somewhat deep, "Donna said dinner is ready, so I came out to check if you were back. Who was that person just now, seems unfamiliar."

Daisy Grant lowered her eyes, "No one... just a friend."

Dawn Sutherland responded with a faint hmm and took Daisy Grant’s hand, heading towards the Grant Family home. 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝙚𝔀𝒆𝒃𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝓵.𝙘𝒐𝒎

The two of them had dinner.

Daisy Grant stood outside the study door, watching the figure still busy under the light at eleven or twelve o’clock, her lips pressed tightly together.

Daisy’s heart ached inside her eyes.

Her second brother had come a long way, and while others didn’t know his struggles, she knew very well.

When he joined the Sutherland Clan, Selah Sutton was afraid his brilliance would overshadow Aidan Sutherland, so she handed him an abandoned subsidiary to manage. If he couldn’t improve the subsidiary’s performance, Selah Sutton would have a perfect excuse to claim he was incompetent, and Asher Sutherland would look down on him even further.

To prevent Selah Sutton from mocking him, he desperately managed the company tightly and orderly, lifting the subsidiary’s performance with years of efforts. However, as soon as Aidan Sutherland returned, the Sutherland Family abandoned him without hesitation, giving all inheritance rights solely to Aidan.

The result of years of hard work was becoming an abandoned pawn, and thus, he walked away from the Sutherland Family alone, founding C.Y., and gradually estranged himself from the Sutherland Family.

With no familial support, no backing, besides his two good brothers Arlo Seys and Nico Haynes, he lived in the world as someone without connections for many years, bearing the stigma of being an illegitimate child, with far less presence than Aidan Sutherland.

Silently, Daisy turned and went back to her bedroom.

She returned to her room, opened her bag, and took out her phone, yet her gaze was drawn by a jewelry box inside her bag.

"What is this? It’s not supposed to be in my bag."

Daisy opened the box, and upon seeing the contents, her eyes turned deep and warm.

Inside the box was a small shell, white with a faint purple hue, so faint yet it was clearly a natural shell, not artificially processed.

Did her second brother find it and give it to her?

Daisy’s eyes became slightly sore, "They say purple is lucky, which actually isn’t wrong. The purple shell you gave me back then, at least it meant I had you for a while, spent some time as your wife."

"During these times, I’ve shed tears and shared laughter, every moment with you was happiness and joy, as if living in a dream."

"Second brother, loving you is beautiful, I’ve loved you for more than ten years. Compared to having you, I wish more for your happiness and joy."

"Since my parents died, I’ve had nothing, but your joy and happiness are perhaps the only things I can protect."

"I’m not magnanimous, nor generous, I simply want you to be happy, to be well, because you are my only second brother."

Daisy held her phone as she dialed the number, her eyes slightly reddened.

When the call connected, Daisy paused, her voice a bit hoarse, "Aidan Sutherland, the thing you want, let’s talk, bring the surveillance footage you have. Don’t pull any tricks, straighten up for once, don’t make me despise you. If you try breaching again, I have ways to make you and the Sutherland Family pay the due price!"

After hanging up, Daisy clutched the shell in her palm, her gaze deep red, her voice husky, "Actually, I have many things to say to you, but recalling the love letter I wrote, ignored by you and without response, I can’t bring myself to speak. I fear hearing again ’Dawn Sutherland never loved Daisy Grant’..."