Chapter 269 Need A Girl Like Mandy To Discipline Him

"I heard that you broke up with Mandy," Daisy said with a face devoid of any expression.

Hearing this, Nathan helplessly rolled his eyes.

He just couldn't believe that the news had reached his mother so fast.

"Yes, what's the matter?" At that moment, Nathan had no idea about what his mother was about to say, so he tried his best not to say much.

"Now that Damian is dating that girl–make sure you stop harassing her. And don't even think of messing with her friends!"

"What did you say?" Nathan stood up and slammed his hands against the table in surprise, unable to sit around any longer.

"Is Damian really dating Mandy now?" he whispered under his breath and asked again. Nathan just doubted whether he'd heard it wrong or not. After all, Damian and Mandy had never really been in touch with each other. How could they have gotten together? It was just really hard to believe. He even thought that his mother was just pulling his leg.

"You didn't hear it wrong. What I've just told you is true. Even I thought that it was a little strange," Daisy said before heaving a heavy sigh. If she was being completely honest, she was worried that her son was going to lose the opportunity to be with someone as good as Mandy.

The first time she had ever met Mandy, Daisy could tell that she was such a lovely and honest girl. If it were up to her, she would prefer to have this kind of girl as her daughter-in-law. And Mandy was exactly the type of girl she liked. To a certain extent, Daisy felt as though Mandy was just like her during her youth. People had a tendency to like others who were similar to them. For that reason, Daisy had quite a favorable impression of Mandy.

People couldn't simply fake their personality. Everyone had their own unique personality. Daisy was so fond of Mandy, who seemed well-educated and obedient.

And she had seen firsthand that Mandy could get a grip on Nathan. From what Daisy could gather, Mandy might not be able to do it for the time being, but in the future, she would certainly be able to keep Nathan under her control. Daisy thought that her impulsive son just needed someone like Mandy to keep him in check.

"Did Damian talk you into saying this?" Nathan squinted his eyes, which seemed to be burning with rage.

"That's none of your business. Anyway, you should just listen to me. Don't bother Mandy anymore. Stop messing around." Heaving a sigh and feeling so helpless, Daisy gave her son a look of disappointment. There was no

eart back with the encouragement of his mother.

Giving Nathan a pat on the shoulder, Daisy went on and said, "Please try to come home more often. Your father misses you very much."

"Don't you miss me, Mother?"

"Of course, I miss you too," Daisy said as she smiled at him. There was a touch of longing in her gentle eyes.

Hearing this, Nathan simply nodded his head to show her that he understood. Then, he walked Daisy to the elevator.

When they were still together, Nathan had never formally introduced Mandy to the Jin Family because he hadn't been really sure yet. When it came to marriage, Nathan was rather cautious, and he would never take home a girl unless he had made up his mind about marrying her. There were still a couple of things Nathan had to take care of, so he wanted to give it a little more time before he brought Mandy over to visit his parents.

After she was done with work, Mandy stayed in the hospital to keep Bruce company until nine o'clock in the evening. If it weren't for Bruce convincing her to go home, she would have probably stayed there even longer.

Meanwhile, in the MC Garden

Mandy parked her car in the underground garage of the Residential Community. All of a sudden, she felt an urge to take a walk within the community. It had been so long since the last time she had some time to herself.

The breeze during the late summer was a little chilly, but the typhoon had already come and passed. As she looked up at the dark blue sky, she saw a full moon hanging above her. The Mid-Autumn Festival was getting closer. A lot of people would be reunited on this day, but she and Nathan had already broken up.