My Wife is an Aloof Beauty

Belinda didn\'t answer back because she knew it was her fault. However, when she recognized the woman, she couldn\'t suppress her rage anymore.

"Hey, look, who it is? It\'s Miss Ouyang! Thank you for your generous hospitality last time! I truly enjoyed the dinner. How about you pay the bills again today?" said Belinda in a defiant tone. She smiled and thought, \'I did have fun last time. I guess she must have maxed out her credit card!\'

"Belinda, it\'s you. Are you fleeing from somewhere again?" asked Mary.

She frowned and her eyes sparked with anger. She wanted to settle the score with Belinda right away.

"You\'re wrong, Mary. You are the one who needs to flee. After all, you have tried to steal another woman\'s man." answered Belinda. She arrogantly looked at Mary and thought, \'Humph! You always act weak and innocent in Edward\'s presence. Now you are revealing your true character?\'

"Who has tried to steal another woman\'s man? I don\'t know what you are talking about." denied Mary. Her face darkened when she heard the word \'steal\' because that was in fact what she had been doing.

"You know the answer. I am not going to say her name." said Belinda. She gave?Mary a hostile stare. Humph! No one had ever been able to overcome her imposing manner.

"Belinda, I\'m not afraid of you. Who cares if y

your parting with the Ouyang\'s Family!" said Mary.

Mary arrogantly lifted her chin and thought, \'What I hate most about her is her aloof demeanor. I have tried to act like her, but it doesn\'t resemble her at all. Years have passed but she still looks nobler and more refined than me.\'

"The Ouyang\'s family? I\'m so glad that I\'ve escaped from that place. Mary, without me there, you must feel like a fish in water!" said Daisy. \'Well! Family? It wasn\'t my family anymore after my mother died.\' thought Daisy.

"What are you implying, Daisy? Do you think you were disowned because of me?"asked Mary. \'I did complain about her in the presence of Leo. But it was my mother who decided to cast her out. Not me.\' thought Mary.

"Miss Ouyang, I don\'t want to play blame games. Bygones are bygones. Anyway, I have nothing to do with the Ouyang\'s now. So, please remember, I don\'t want to be linked with you again. Because the very thought makes me sick." said Daisy ruthlessly. She thought, \'When I stepped out of the family that year, I told myself that from now on, I\'m just an orphan without parents.\'