Chapter 476 Mother-Daughter Heart-to-Heart
"Alright." Daisy saw that it was almost eight o'clock, so she didn't insist on Kevin staying any longer. She walked to the door of her daughter's room and knocked, saying, "Laura, Kevin is leaving. Come out and see him off."
Soon, Laura walked out of the bedroom, looking a bit reluctant as she said to Kevin, "Kevin, are you leaving so soon? Why not stay a little longer."
Kevin thought to himself, "I've been here for a while, and you've been hiding in the bedroom. If I don't leave now, who knows what might happen. But he also knew that Laura was probably just feeling shy, after all, no boys had visited Laura's house before, so he was the first. Thinking about this, he felt a bit proud.
Laura escorted Kevin to the front door. When she saw Kevin waving goodbye, she suddenly gathered courage and said, "Kevin, I'm glad you came to visit my house today. Can you come visit us again in the future?"
Kevin didn't really want to come again. Who knows if he'll run into Oliver next time, and Albert is currently pursuing Laura. If he keeps going to Laura's house, Albert might get the wrong idea.
But seeing the hopeful look in Laura's eyes, and thinking about Daisy's wet underwear, he nodded involuntarily.
"Kevin, see you tomorrow."
Laura immediately smiled sweetly. Under the streetlight, her teenage face looked extremely charming, and her slender figure faintly revealed a hint of Daisy's shadow. There was even a slightly seductive charm, truly worthy of being mother and daughter. In a few years, Laura might even grow up to be more beautiful and sexy than her mother Daisy.
Back at home, as Laura was about to go to her room, her mother Daisy smiled and said, "Laura, do you like Kevin?"
"Mom, don't talk nonsense, there's nothing like that."
Laura was startled and quickly denied it. She wasn't sure if she liked Kevin or not, but whenever she saw Kevin, she felt a bit nervous, her heart pounding.
"If you like him, it's okay. There's nothing to be embarrassed about." Daisy walked over with her long, shapely legs, took Laura's hand, and said with emphasis, "Laura, I've been your age before. There's nothing you can hide from me. You're in your teenage years, curiosity about the opposite sex is normal. Don't burden yourself with any thoughts, Mom understands."
"Really?"
Laura was surprised. Although the school wasn't very strict about student relationships, they didn't encourage early relationships either. She didn't expect her usually strict mother to be so open-minded about this issue.
"Of course."
Daisy's mindset was much more open-minded than many parents. Teenagers in puberty naturally have budding feelings, and with strong rebellious tendencies, being too strict as a parent might only make the daughter more resistant. She believed it was better to teach her daughter how to interact with the opposite sex, as she couldn't watch over her daughter forever. By the time her daughter went to college, she should at least have the ability to discern right from wrong and not be deceived by some playboy.
"I've never been against you having friends of the opposite sex, but the premise is that it shouldn't affect your academic performance." Daisy smiled slightly, sat down with her daughter on the sofa, and continued, "Kevin seems like a good kid. He's knowledgeable and polite. Last time at the water park, if it weren't for Kevin saving you, I wouldn't know what to do. So, I won't object to you hanging out with Kevin."
Thinking back to the accident at the water park, Daisy still felt a bit scared. If Laura had really had an accident, she would have regretted it for the rest of her life. So she was very grateful to Kevin and wanted to repay him properly. That's why she let Laura invite Kevin to their house. But that Kevin always seemed to be evasive. If she hadn't seen Kevin passing by the neighborhood from the window today, Laura wouldn't have been able to catch him.
"But it seems like Kevin doesn't like me."
Hearing her mother's words, Laura tacitly admitted to herself that she liked Kevin. Pouting her rosy lips, she complained, ever since Kevin drove away the boys who bullied her and then left home alone, she had fallen for this tall, sunny boy.
However, Kevin always seemed indifferent to her. She had hinted at Kevin several times, but he had no reaction. Laura never paid so much attention to a boy before, but being ignored by Kevin made her somewhat dissatisfied.
"Is that so?"
Daisy was somewhat surprised. Her daughter had inherited her excellent genes. Although she was only a freshman, she was already tall and graceful, with a slender waist, perky buttocks, exuding youthful vitality. The only difference from herself was that her breasts weren't as full yet. However, Daisy's breasts didn't start developing rapidly until she was in her junior or senior year, going from a B cup directly to a C cup, and later after giving birth to Laura, they became a D cup.
Even so, Laura was considered one of the top outstanding girls in school. Laura would often come home and complain that several boys had written love letters to her, which made her very annoyed. But she didn't expect this Kevin to not be interested in her daughter, which made Daisy a bit displeased. Kevin's standards were too high.
"Does he like another girl?" Daisy thought for a moment and asked, "Think about it, which girls does he usually interact with more?"
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