Why I invited Daisy over the house that day

I was asked by Jordan, who was asked by Gatsby, for me to ask Daisy over to my home for lunch. Why Gatsby wouldn't just tell me that himself I will never know. I thought it was strange that I was the one who had to do this, but I went along with it. I felt like in a way this was going behind Tom's back, but I didn't care. Tom was having an affair with another woman anyway, and Gatsby and Daisy just wanted to have lunch together. I wondered if Gatsby and Daisy had known each other before, but I figured they hadn't since they needed me to set up this arrangement. When Gatsby had arrived he seemed frantic and very nervous. I don’t understand this, he had all his staff come over and make the house look nice and stock it with food and brought in all these beautiful flowers. Everything look amazing, he should have nothing to worry about. When Daisy got here you would have thought all hell had broken lose, all of a sudden things didn't look right and the house wasn't nice enough and there weren't enough flowers. I had to calm Gatsby down and once he locked eyes with Daisy he instantly calmed down. It was like he was mesmerized in her eyes and couldn't look away. At this moment I knew without even asking they had a long past, and had a lot of catching up to do. I decided to let them discuss by themselves. When I came back they were hanging on to one another's every word. The way Gatsby looked at Daisy was the way she deserved to be looked at. At that moment I was happy that I gave them the chance to reconnect and find the love that they had for one another again.