There was no doubt that Grant Ward's feelings for Quake were incredibly complicated.
At first, he had merely followed John Garrett's orders, joining Coulson's team to monitor them and provide useful intelligence whenever necessary.
With his handsome looks and the carefully cultivated image of an elite field agent, Grant successfully won the favor of most of the women on the team.
Especially when he acted as Daisy's guardian, it took almost no effort for him to make the young woman, who had never received professional counterintelligence training, completely infatuated with him.
Until the moment his identity was exposed, many people still could not believe that he, too, was one of the many Hydra agents embedded within S.H.I.E.L.D.
Daisy had even suffered through a long period of pain and depression because of it.
But later, after Quake's true identity was revealed and she displayed extraordinarily powerful Superpowers, Grant Ward suddenly realized what he had lost. He inevitably began to regret it and wanted to do something to win her back.
If no powerful outside force had interfered, then with his sharp mind, handsome appearance, and fit physique, his chances of success would theoretically not have been low.
Unfortunately, Allen stepped in and ruined everything.
Whether it was the Reaper abilities Coulson had acquired or Quake's biological parents appearing early, both quickly shifted Daisy's attention elsewhere, causing her to leave this "ex-boyfriend" behind.
After all, so-called "love" was essentially an intense physiological and psychological impulse produced when the brain was influenced by hormones and the desire to reproduce.
It might have seemed like life or death at the time, but once the emotions settled, one would realize just how foolish and ridiculous one had been.
Clearly, after becoming the supreme leader of all the Inhumans on Earth, Daisy had been forced to