TIED BY DESTINY
I couldn’t help but feel a bit awkward, my smile faltering as I nervously replied, “Ahh, sorry, I’m Daisy.”
Mrs. Kate’s expression shifted to one of realisation, her eyes widening slightly. “Oh, oh, sorry dear,” she stammered, a hint of panic in her voice. “It’s my bad. Mr Astor have told me about this, but my memory isn’t what it used to be, you see. I’m really sorry, dear.”
Instinctively, I reached out and gently placed my hand on her arm, offering reassurance. With an assured smile, I said, “It’s okay, Mrs. Kate. I can understand. Anyway, I shouldn’t be here.”
Bab Populer