What I was thinking when I called Daisy's name
Tom never allows me to talk about his wife,
Daisy, or even mention her name. what's wrong with mentioning her name? Does it
remind him of a bad memory? Daisy's name made her very mysterious to me, I am
eagerly to meet her and I know that Tom would never let Daisy see me so she
probably doesn't know who I am. Sometimes we would be in the middle of having
fun and I mentioned Daisy's name by no mean. Suddenly Tom' face changed from
excitement to completely angry. He would sit down slowly, his mouth was shut,
and then pouring another cup of Whisky and swallow the whole cup at one time.
Then he would put on another facial expression that I just couldn't understand.
"What's the matter?" I asked him. He would reply, of course, and most
of the time I would simply let it go and leave him alone. But that afternoon, I
was trapped by a strong feeling of anxiety, I wouldn't let him go until he
explain to me why I am not allowed to speak Daisy's name. I even want him to
confess to me that he doesn’t love her anymore and I am the one whom he wants
to spend the rest of his life with.
Nick ( Christina Zhang): I was there and I saw what happened. I really don't want to get involved into anything between you two. But honestly, think carefully of being with Tom. I know he's rich and he is fresh to you. But have you consider him as a person. He is irritating and disrespectful to women. A man shouldn't, any any circumstances, to hit a woman. He is unreasonable to. If he knows he is having a affair outside of marriage, he should know what's the price for that. In a relationships, there is going to be jealousy between, and Tom should learn to tolerate that.
ReplyDeleteOf course he acts that way when you say my name, I am his wife and you are just a sidepiece. He wouldn't let you meet me because he is scared of the outcome. We are both rich, so I would leave him in a heartbeat because I don't need him. But we both have one thing in common, both of our husbands are meager men. Tom and I already argue about you during dinner. You call constantly asking for Tom to come to the phone, acting as if you are George Wilson. If you're bold enough to call during dinner time, just come to our house and take a seat at my table.
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