Where there are women, there are gossips. It's like smoke and fire. They go well together.

  Mary believed in this truism as well, so she bonded with her co-workers quickly. All women. All willing to whisper the juiciest tidbit of gossip into the ears of their friends.

  The moment Justin and Luke came in, they saw Mary talking and laughing happily with the other women. 'Edward, why is that woman working here?' Justin was very angry and burst into the CEO's office, taking Edward aback. Other secretaries flooded out of their offices to see what the ruckus was.

  "Justin, why are you here?" Edward was more curious about why he had come, rather than his intrusion.

  "Edward, why is that gossipy woman working here?" Justin said. 'Darn it! I thought that he'd changed the way he operated! But apparently he changed on the surface to fool everyone, and then took beautiful women to his company on the sly.'

  "Who?" Edward looked at his angry son with confusion. Oh! Edward had forgotten about Mary, who was an incredible beauty.

  "Don't play dumb. That woman out there. The exotic one that looks like a Persian with curly hair!" Justin said angrily with hands on his hips.

  "Oh! You're talking about Mary!" Edward finally understood who Justin was referring to.

  "You don't know her?" Edward asked. He was confused that Leo didn't know Justin, and now he was even more confused to find Justin didn't know about Mary.

  "Why should I know such a kittenish woman?" Justin rolled his eyes. 'Unli

  st enough."

  'It doesn't matter if we're late. I won't play around with our lives.'

  "Yes ma'am." Mark said. Mark drove the car silently, and glanced at her through the rear view mirror in the car occasionally. He had got used to her silence, a silence which often made people ignore her.

  Despite her silence, Daisy was not calm at all. She was thinking about how to explain the situation with Justin to Edward, since she had promised that she would when she came back.

  She touched her face nervously, pouting her lips, looking at the phone and planning to call Justin and take him away secretly. But she soon gave up the idea when she glanced at her military uniform. That uniform meant duty. She had a duty to meet her commitment.

  Mark looked at her, surprised at his own feelings. She could be shy like any woman, which belied her cold demeanor while on duty. But he had to say she was much lovelier than before. 'These feelings are going to get me into trouble.' he thought to himself.