As Daisy walked further away, she could still feel the man's gaze on her.
He didn't approach her, yet even so, it left her with the illusion of having no escape.
*
After being brought back from Banyan City by Robert Stephens, the man in the wheelchair had not come to check on her again.
It seemed he intentionally wanted her and Edward Stephens to resolve their conflicts—or perhaps expand them—in any case, he stayed silent.
His interest was not in her; her presence here was merely as insignificant cannon fodder in the brothers' feud.
Even telling her the truth wasn't out of kindness; in the end, she was just a pawn in Robert's game.
*
The villa couldn't be called a villa; it should be referred to as an estate.
Even though she was already quite wealthy, being brought here still left her with a ridiculous sense of a country bumpkin entering the city.
Edward wasn't wrong in what he said; judging by foot, it truly would be difficult for her to leave their home.
