"Just say what you want to say. Don't play charades with me." Edward grew impatient as his eyes locked on the approaching Humvee.

  "Don't you know everything about S city? How do you know nothing about what I say! If you really don't understand, I suggest you ask your wicked mother." Coco bit her lip hard. She knew that it was Cynthia whom Jessica met today. How on earth did Cynthia turn out unscratched and Jessica end up badly hurt?

  "Senior Colonel, it's Mr. Mu." Mark slowly stepped on the brake and turned to Daisy.

  "What? Why did he park his car in the middle of the road?" Daisy raised her head from the files she was reading. The National Day that just passed had kept her busy for days.

  "Oh! He is standing with a woman. Do you want to go out and see what's happening?" Curiosity was all over Mark's face as he wondered how Daisy would react.

  "He is even blocking the way. How can I not go down to see what is happening?" Daisy gently frowned. and then opened the car door. She was instantly standing straight before the woman and Edward in her olive uniform.

  "What's the matter? Why are you parking your car here?" Daisy threw a gaze at Coco but refused to greet her. The woman's arrogant reputation wasn't something she would consider worthy of any politeness.

  "Honey, why do you come back so early today?" Edward treated Coco like she was not there. He didn't even care to answer her pending doubts and just casually turned to greet his wife instead.

  "Are you saying that you don't want me to see you dating another woman here?" Daisy's gaze went to Edward. She wasn't sure when did this man get so familiar with

  ? Or are you just playing me?" Coco angrily clenched her fist. It was already difficult for her to deal with Edward. Daisy's coming made things worse. She literally ran out of things to say.

  "How could that be? You're too serious for us to play with. I am a woman, and I have no interest in lesbian things. And as for my husband, well, I am just standing here. Do you think I will watch my husband cheating on me?" Daisy had learned a lot about contradicting others from the months she lived with Edward. How else could she even develop such sharp tongue in the first place?

  "Do you really want to be mean to me as an officer, Daisy? I am not here to make troubles for you. What are you talking about?" Coco pressed her lips and did not realize that she was negating her own remarks. She used to talk as equally mean as Daisy. But now, she could even shamelessly criticize Daisy.

  "I didn't mean anything. I just made my sexual orientation clear to you." Daisy coldly glanced at Coco and thought, 'Do you feel uncomfortable this time? How'd you feel when you taunted me like this before?'