Lisa froze on the spot while listening to the jeering around her and looking more and more troubled.
"Daisie, how could you say that? We used to—"
"Let's not bring up the past."
Daisie picked up a glass of champagne and raised her brows.
"I’m no longer that silly girl who you could manipulate.Lisa, do you think that I will just let you get away
because there are people here?"
Daisie then splashed the champagne on herself and gasped loudly.
Everyone looked over.
Colton rushed out from the crowd and snarled upon seeing that, "Lisa, what did you do this time!?"
Lisa shook her head.
"No, she—"
"Lisa,"
Tristan looked stoic, "What did you promise me? I didn’t bring you here to cause a scene."
"It really wasn't me! She did it to herself.She wants to frame me.Everyone saw that!"
She looked at the people around her, hoping that they could speak for her.
Unfortunately, even if they saw it, they didn’t want to offend the Goldmanns, so nobody would come
forth.
Daisie wiped her dress and held onto Colton.
"Colton, don’t worry about it.It’s just champagne.There’s no need to be angry at her."
"You really are silly.How could you believe her? Have you forgotten how she treated you all those years
ago?"
Colton was annoyed because it had been four years, yet his sister hadn’t learned from her past
mistakes.
Daisie shook his arm.
"It's our birthday.Let’s just keep it happy, alright?"
She looked at the pale Lisa through the corner of her eyes.
The girl had framed her once four years ago, so it was time for payback.She had never mistreated Lisa,
so now she wouldn’t give her another chance to hurt her.
"Daisie Vanderbilt, you did that to yourself! Why are you framing me!?"
Lisa was upset.
‘Did those people go blind!?’ They had seen what happened, but because Daisie was a Goldmann,
they were afraid to stand up for her because they didn’t want to offend the Goldmanns?
"Enough!"
Tristan took a deep breath upon realizing that bringing her over was a mistake, "Lisa, apologize, right
now."
"Godfather, I really didn’t—"
She stopped and suddenly looked at Nollace, who was standing aside in silence for help.
"Nolly..."
Nollace looked at the glass in his hand.
"You should apologize when Uncle Tristan asks you to.Don't ruin the family name."
Lisa bit her lip hard as she saw the dismayed expressions of everyone around her.She hated Daisie to
death.
All Daisie had to do was just be her silly self like she was four years ago so she could manipulate
her.She didn’t expect her to have learned to frame people in four years.She had miscalculated.
Lisa started crying.
"I’m sorry, Daisie.Please forgive me."
Daisie smiled and went forward.
"You've apologized, so I will definitely forgive you.Just be a nice person from now on."
Lisa looked into Daisie’s eyes.She still had a sweet smile on, just like her silly self all those years ago.
Lisa balled up her fist, turned around, and left the party.
Tristan sighed and walked forward.
"I’m sorry, Daisie.I shouldn’t have brought her to your party."
Daisie shook her head.
"It’s fine, Uncle Tristan.It’s not your fault."
Nolan squinted because he had seen everything.He turned to look at Maisie.
"Since when did our daughter turn into you?"
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