Chapter 239: Silicone?
If they fought and one of them died, Diana would be upset. If she died, Angel would lose her recently found biological mother.
In that flash, after weighing the pros and cons, Daisy concluded that it was better to risk offending her sadistic boss than risk her life for the sake of a psychotic fox.
Daisy glanced at Diana who was looking at her accusingly.
Daisy knew that even if she told her sister that Maxim might or might not have romantic feelings for her way before they started dating, then Diana would say that she was overthinking.
That fox had her sister wrapped around his foxtail.
So, Daisy did not attempt to explain anything as she turned to walk inside.
Diana looked at the closed door for a moment in silence. Then, she followed Daisy.
Both the women’s footsteps came to a sudden halt the moment they turned.
Ivy was sitting on the floor with a few cushions lying at her feet, her mouth had dropped open as if she was sporting a permanently dislocated jaw.
Diana glanced at Daisy accusingly, for shocking Ivy to this extent.
Daisy scowled a bit. She had forgotten about Ivy’s presence in the chaotic atmosphere.