Hold On Mr.! Your Sweetheart is a Real Queen-Chapter 671: Large remittance

The art exhibition was a solo exhibition by an Italian modern painter named Anthony.

When Daisy Ginger went out, she specifically checked the artist’s biography and found that he was quite famous.

Michael Joyner took the tickets and walked in unimpeded.

Although the artist was famous, because it was a weekday, there weren’t many people appreciating the paintings at the exhibition.

Daisy Ginger wasn’t particularly artistic, but as she admired those large oil paintings up close, she gradually got drawn in by the color combinations.

She held Erin to look at the paintings while Michael Joyner’s attention was entirely on her.

He even secretly took out his phone and snapped a photo to keep for himself.

All his friends around him were in relationships, but because he had high standards, he had only been in one relationship so far, which ended because he accidentally saw his ex-girlfriend picking her nose.

He thought Daisy Ginger was perfect, like a painting, and even her casual outfits could capture one’s heart.

They walked around for three or four hours, and at noon, they had lunch at a nearby western restaurant.

Daisy Ginger felt great.

Erin remained on high alert the whole time.

Young Master Joyner was surrounded by pink bubbles.

Everyone was happy and satisfied.

On their way back, Michael Joyner bought Daisy Ginger a bouquet of flowers.

This time it was Dutch calla lilies, and Daisy Ginger held the red bouquet in her arms, looking even more beautiful than the flowers.

When they got home, Daisy Ginger handed the flowers over to the maid, asking her to put them in a vase.

She took off her high heels and sat on the sofa to rest.

Erin, with a stern face and carrying his little backpack, went upstairs to report.

It was daytime in Banyan City and still night in Chicago. Erin took out his laptop to message his dad.

"Daddy, if you don’t do something about Mommy, I’m done for!"

His mommy was about to run off with foolish Mr. Joyner!

Daisy Ginger was unaware that her son was still in contact with Edward Stephens, or rather, even if she knew, she didn’t care.

She had cut ties with Edward Stephens cleanly, and Edward was sensible enough not to contact her and cause any trouble.

This was good.

Each goes their separate ways, finding their own peace, never to cross paths again.

Even if Erin communicated with Edward, as long as Edward didn’t appear in front of her, she could turn a blind eye.

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The flowers in Daisy Ginger’s room gradually increased.

Most of them were red, looking quite festive.

She thought the young man sending her flowers was young and sensible, also good-looking. Although he seemed a bit silly, he was a graduate of a prestigious university, so his intelligence shouldn’t be an issue.

But Erin was very disdainful and always said bad things about Michael Joyner. It was the first time Daisy Ginger had seen him dislike someone so much, even George Stephens was better in comparison.

Zoe Hilker was also supportive of her having a relationship to distract herself. Her reasoning was crude and simple—how would you know Edward Stephens is truly good unless you try dating a younger guy? Besides, most men start declining after thirty, while Michael Joyner was only in his early twenties, in his prime!

Such thoughts were quite scandalous.

Very discordant. 𝕗𝐫𝚎𝗲𝘄𝐞𝕓𝐧𝕠𝘃𝕖𝐥.𝐜𝚘𝚖

Daisy Ginger sprayed Zoe Hilker with water when she listened to this.

Sometimes she thought that if she were as carefree as Zoe, her life might not have been so complicated and tiring.

While Daisy Ginger pondered whether to officially establish a relationship with the young pup, a large sum of money unexpectedly appeared in her bank account.

At first, she stared at the long string of zeros, unable to believe her eyes, thinking she was dreaming. Then she called the bank to ask if there was a mistake with the transfer.

The bank staff informed her that the money was transferred from the United States, and such a large transfer required a handwritten signature, so there was no error. If she had any questions, she could contact the person who made the transfer.