Love Strategy: CEO He is Really Scheming！

”Evalian, I hope you can go back to being that cheerful, laughing girl and not someone who schemes against others.”

Daisy Grant lifted her leg to leave, and the suddenly awakened Evalian Chapman shouted at Daisy, ”Aren’t you curious why Dawn Sutherland feels guilty towards me? I got hurt attempting suicide, and Dawn left you to send me to the hospital. Do you really think he has no feelings for me at all?”

Daisy’s steps paused.

Evalian thought Daisy was reacting, her eyes glimmered, and she continued, ”Daisy Grant, do you really believe there’s nothing about me in Dawn Sutherland’s heart?!”

Daisy faintly smiled and turned back to look at Evalian, ”I suddenly realize you’re quite pitiful.”

Using this trick to sow discord.

The Second Brother does feel guilty towards Evalian, but it’s only because of the misunderstanding that night at the hotel. In fact, the Second Brother hasn’t owed her anything at all.

Because that night, the one who was with the Second Brother was her, the one who is now the Second Brother’s wife.

”Daisy Grant! What do you mean!” Evalian’s cold eyes stared at Daisy.

Daisy smiled faintly, her voice very light, ”Evalian, some things don’t go unnoticed just because you hide them. The Second Brother does feel guilty towards you, but doesn’t this guilt make you feel a bit shaky?”

”At the wedding, you pulled the suicide stunt just to ruin the wedding between the Second Brother and me. And now, the Second Brother and I are still doing just fine. Evalian, I hope you can settle down.”

”You’ve also heard the recent rumors; I’m not weak, it’s just that I don’t bother with many things. If I really bothered, like Travis Forest, who I dealt with personally, would be a very good example.”

”Evalian, that day you cut your wrist, the Second Brother, being your schoolmate, surely would not leave you to die. Sending you to the hospital was what he should do. But I hope you don’t take his kindness and unjustified guilt and play them like on your palms.”

Daisy looked at Evalian, her words clear and precise, ”Because the Second Brother actually hasn’t owed you anything!”

After speaking, Daisy lifted her leg and walked away, without looking at Evalian again.

She only hoped that the warning she gave would be taken in by Evalian, and that she would stop using the Second Brother’s guilt to stir up trouble.

And Evalian watched Daisy’s departing figure with a somewhat pale face, hearing all the implicit meanings in Daisy’s words.

But—how is this possible?

How could Daisy suspect that she and Dawn didn’t sleep together?

How did Daisy find out that actually Dawn never touched her? How could it be—

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Daisy Grant and Dawn Sutherland signed the cooperation agreement between C.Y and the Grant Clan in the presence of the high-level representatives from both sides.

After signing the contract, Daisy and Dawn shook hands representing their sides, indicating a successful partnership.

Jeremy Ward, the head of C.Y’s cooperation evaluation team, looked amiably at Daisy and smiled, raising his hand, ”I have a question for our President’s wife.”

This address from Jeremy slightly curled the corners of Dawn’s mouth, showing his appreciation for Jeremy.

Instantly, Daisy blushed and her voice came out a bit awkward, ”Director Ward, go ahead.”

Jeremy laughed, ”Will there be more collaboration between C.Y and the Grant Clan in the future? Should we address President Grant as President Grant or as the President’s wife when we see her?”

As Jeremy finished his words, the conference room burst into laughter.

Daisy’s face turned rosy, she sat up straight, striving to maintain her graceful demeanor, replying crisp and clear, ”There will be no shortage of collaborations between the Grant Clan and C.Y. Any projects that can connect with C.Y will be given priority to C.Y, after all, I did come from C.Y.”

Jeremy chuckled, looking at his President Sutherland’s gentle expression, he cleared his throat, ”Then we won’t bother with formality with President Grant, we’re all family. From now on, when we see President Grant, we’ll just call her Madam President, how about that?”