Lahat ng Kabanata ng Seducing My Daddy's Friend: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

Daphne's PoV"Tomorrow is our last day here. I have to go back to work."Asher told me on a warm afternoon. I was sitting on the veranda, waiting for my father and Marisa to come home. Dinner together is a routine that I'm going to miss a lot from now on."Why?" I asked sadly. I didn't take this sudden notice well."We've been here for almost a week, and you know that I have a job that I can't leave forever." Asher gave me some understanding."I know."I stayed silent and looked at the lush backyard. I felt reluctant to leave here. This was the first time I felt like a child with complete parents. Father and Marisa's love made me want to stay here forever. Living the joyful life of a beloved daughter.Asher looked at me intently. I know what he's thinking. He must be thinking about how to lure me home. We were supposed to have a life apart from our parents.But this was the first time I felt complete!"Okay." I gave in to the situation. Reality is painful. While I wanted to stay in my

Daphne's PoVThis was no time to be sad, especially at such a festive wedding. I wiped my tears lightly so as not to ruin my makeup. The harder I tried to act casually, the more devastated I felt. I felt like I was losing my father even though he was now in good hands. I should have been happy for him, but I couldn't lie to myself when I saw that the reason he was smiling was no longer me. I looked up and pretended to look at the sky to keep my tears from falling. "Daphne."A voice startled me. I quickly looked down and blinked my eyes to disguise my crying. A man was sitting in the fountain pool right next to me. An unfamiliar man with perfectly coiffed and neatly styled hair. He offered me champagne in his hand. "Can I join you?" he asked. I wasn't in the mood to talk right now, but turning away my father's colleague at a moment like this was intolerably rude, so I nodded. "What are you doing here?" I didn't even know this man's name. He didn't introduce himself. But I knew he

Asher's PoVJoan shouldn't have sold her shares to that greedy bald guy. See what's happening now? The stock was plummeting, and the market price was falling."I think we should hold our company's shares or raise them and sell them," I told the manager, who looked nervous. But it's not his fault. It's Joan's fault. He was too quick to escape from this city and didn't want to leave any traces behind. Daphne was even given the mandate to lead the company here even though Joan was still in full control of the big, risky decisions.Alan nodded his head. He gave me some ideas. We exchanged views for about an hour in a serious conversation that went around in circles because we still couldn't decide on the absolute decision to be made. I thought about the consequences I would have if I had chosen. All this was because of Joan.I grumbled and chided Joan silently. Suddenly, my cell phone rang. This must have resulted from the inner bond between my anger immediately conveyed to that jerk, Joa

Daphne's PoV"She's the one who made me... I don't know," Asher seemed embarrassed to admit in front of his mother' grave. I felt flattered by Asher's treatment. His attitude towards me was like that of someone who had just experienced first love. "She's the one who made me feel that my world is wonderful."Asher then rubbed his mother's gravestone. He rubbed it away with trembling hands, and I could hear a small sob. Asher turned towards me, and his arms opened wide. I walked over, standing side by side with Asher. The afternoon sun fell on our faces, making Asher's blonde hair glow. I even saw that the two of us seemed deliberately illuminated by the sun and looked like angels on a shining hilltop. The sun was shining behind the graves of Asher's late mother and a few other meals so that the reflections extended like parallel black lines. I looked around the meadow and found many old graves whose headstones were broken, damaged and almost hollow. At least Asher's mother isn't lone

Daphne's PoV"What do you think of my appearance?" Anthony showed off his body. Anthony was so fat in middle school that he often had trouble getting through the chemistry lab entrance. "You're better now," I complimented him sincerely and enthusiastically. Anthony nodded. I worked hard for this. After my father finished sending me to business school, I was able to focus on my body. And you know the good news? My father made me a manager. He may think I'm stupid, but he already trusts me." Anthony was very excited to explain what had happened in his life. I listened carefully and was happy with his progress. "Oh yes, what are you doing here, Daphne?" It seemed that Anthony had just remembered me. He was busy explaining himself, and he was done. He refocused on me. His eyes were watching me intensely. I always liked the soft gaze Anthony gave me. He always called me beautiful as an angel. He was my best friend. I was the only one who wanted to be his friend in high school. "I... I d