Enchanted By His Charm



Later his base was changed from abroad, and he became the president of the USA District.

He became less aggressive and more reserved as time flew. That was Joseph's change. 

What was unchangeable was that he still had a lot of women besides.

They were beside him.

He was a handsome man. Before getting successful, some women wanted to sleep with him. After getting successful, they still wanted that.

Daisy also asked herself whether she loved him or not.

She knew that she could only appreciate him from afar.

As she recalled these experiences, she was even choked. She even wanted to cry. Soon her tears fell down.

When she raised her hands to rub it off quietly, a piece of tissue was passed on to her.

She raised her eyes. She even had no time to rub her tears off. Vaguely, she saw Joseph's face and tall figure.

There was a piece of tissue in his hands. He looked concerned.

Daisy was sad, and she just took it over. She said thanks.

Joseph looked helpless, and he just sighed, "I remember that last time you cried for my promotion."

Daisy cried more sadly.

Joseph was surprised. Meanwhile, he didn't know what to do.

He just passed tissues on to her continuously.

Daisy didn't know what was wrong with her. Her tears just fell down. He was right. Last time she cried because he was in the hospital for gastrorrhagia. At that time, he didn't know why she just cried. Seeing her crying, he asked her, and she said that the client was too arrogant. She couldn't stand it.

Daisy now pressed her eyes with great strength, and finally, she stopped crying.

Joseph smiled lightly, and then he raised his hands to pat her shoulder, "Don't cry. Roy is a good boss. As his assistant, you don't need to be a workaholic anymore."

However, she didn't want to be Roy's assistant.

But she just nodded lightly. 

In the end, Joseph pulled his hands back and packed his things. He looked at Daisy and said, "I have some words for you, not as a boss."

Daisy looked at him.

"Bowen is good." He just said that simply.

Daisy was shocked. After a great while, she said, "I dared not to be fond of a boss."

Joseph stopped his action.

He raised his eyes to look at her, seeming to question her.

Through the force of expressions, Daisy felt that she couldn't hide her feelings anymore. She took a deep breath and looked at him again, "Mr. Dover, I like you."

That's right. No woman could be indifferent to Joseph.

She might ignore him for only one day or two days, but how about one year or two years later?

Daisy was a woman. She spent her golden time with him over the years. His hard work, his seriousness, his calmness and intelligence, and his maturity all appealed to her, but she dared not to love him.

She was clear about Joseph's principles. Any secretary who was attached to him would be fired by him. She dared not to treat her feelings in the right way. She had to tell herself that she couldn't love him. She couldn't fall in love with him.

She knew that he had mistresses. He was a normal man who had normal requests. She didn't envy Britney or other women who had had sex with him. That was because he just did everything as usual and didn't change because of any of them.

Until Irish appeared, everything changed.

Actually, Daisy knew that this day would come. One day he would fall in love with someone and be attached to her fully.

This day finally came.

She could clearly observe the change in his eyes. He followed Irish all the time. His principle changed once and once again because of her.

At a very early time, she had the feeling that Joseph and Irish would be together one day.

Serious as he was, now and then, he stared in Irish's direction subconsciously. His look was very gentle and soft as Irish was making her work report in the meeting.

At that time, they were not a couple. He was still Irish's "brother-in-law."

In the Light Town, Irish suddenly rushed into their box and then left embarrassedly, and at this time, Daisy found that Joseph couldn't wait to follow her.

He just chased her soon.

And then, in the long alley, they met each other again.

Daisy knew that if Joseph did something actively, he must get it.

Her guessing was right. He asked her to order one air ticket for Irish to South Africa, and that night he brought Irish to the hotel.

Daisy was truly concerned and upset.

However, she really liked Irish, and she felt thankful for her appearance. If Irish hadn't shown up, Daisy would have suffered from her love for Joseph.

Bell liked Joseph. Daisy knew that earlier.

She reminded her not to show her feelings directly, but Bell didn't listen to her.

And finally, she was fired by Joseph.

At that time, she asked Joseph why he did that.

Joseph just said lightly, "Irish doesn't like her."

That was true. Irish was the most important to him.

Today, faced with the departure, Daisy felt that she should make an end.

The other day, Irish asked her, "You could have spent your holidays. Now you have come back. Aren't you afraid of being involved in trouble?"

She answered, "He is my boss. If he has trouble, I should help him."

Irish watched her for a long time. She felt embarrassed, but she still kept calm. In the end, Irish said lightly, "Daisy, you really like him, right?" 

She got frightened. She had thought that she had hidden her feelings well. All the time, she even began to believe that she just regarded Joseph as her boss. Irish's words disclosed her embarrassment.

She murmured. She wanted to say no, but Irish just pulled her hands and said sincerely, "It's his blessing that such an excellent woman as you like him. I'm not angry at you or blaming you. There is nothing wrong with liking someone. I want to thank you for cheating on yourself."

Daisy wanted to cry. She felt so mean and terrible.

Irish just smiled, "Have you decided how to make an end?"

Daisy explained hurriedly, "Irish, I hadn't planned to destroy your relationship."

Irish said, "I know that. I'm clear about that, so I don't want you to suffer more. If you really like him, please talk with him. I trust Joseph and you. You can deal with it in a good manner."

Daisy couldn't believe that.

Irish continued, "Daisy, you are different from other women. You have stayed beside him for so many years. For you two, this kind of relationship is really meaningful. It's right that I envy other women who are close to Joseph, but I just trust you. Daisy, I believe that you can deal with it well. If I hadn't married him, I would have competed with you. Now, I have married him, so I hope that you can get out of it. I don't want  you to suffer anymore."