Summer also noticed that Leonardo had been following her.
If he wanted to follow, then just let him follow.
Another reason was that she could not get rid of Leonardo.
The two of them drove to Stanley's neighborhood one after the other.
After Summer got off the car in front, she stood there and waited for Leonardo.
Leonardo pulled a long face and walked up to her, staring at her.
"Let's go up together." Summer wanted to get angry, but she couldn't when she saw him like this.
Leonardo sneered, "Do you think I'm here to let you meet Stanley?"
Summer shook her head sincerely and said, "No. You won't let me go up to see Stanley, so..."
Summer suddenly stopped. She took a step forward and held Leonardo's hand. She raised her head to
look at him and finished her sentence.
"Let's go up together."
"Who..." Just as Leonardo opened his mouth, Summer pulled him directly into the neighborhood.
Summer had lived here before, and the security guard was very impressed with her, so he still
remembered her and let them go in directly.
As soon as they entered the neighborhood, she felt that Leonardo was angrier.
It was as if he disliked this neighborhood. Logically speaking, it shouldn't be.
Leonardo had lived in this neighborhood for a while, so why did he hate this place so much?
The two entered the elevator and stood side by side.
Two figures were reflected from the shiny elevator door. Summer saw Leonardo's expression was
extremely bad from the reflection of the elevator door. She was a little puzzled, but she didn't ask him
why he hated this place so much.
The elevator reached the floor where Stanley's house was located. When the elevator opened, they
stepped out of the elevator door almost at the same time.
The two of them subconsciously turned their heads to glance at each other. Leonardo coldly snorted
and took the lead to turn around.
Summer also snorted.
Leonardo was making trouble for no reason, and now it was as if she did something wrong!
Apart from Leonardo, there probably weren't many men who could be so unreasonable.
They did not speak to each other and walked straight to Stanley's door.
Summer stepped forward and was about to knock on the door, then Leonardo, who was standing
behind her, took advantage of his height to grab her collar and move her behind him.
Summer, who was behind Leonardo, felt unwilling and wanted to go forward again. However, Leonardo
seemed to have eyes behind him. He grabbed her wrist with one hand and knocked on the door with
the other.
He knocked on the door, but no one opened it.
After a while, Leonardo reached out and knocked on the door again, but no one came to open the door.
Summer was a little anxious. She raised her voice and shouted, "Stanley, are you at home?"
As soon as she finished speaking, the sound of the door opening came from inside.
The next moment, the door was opened.
Summer tilted her head. When she saw Stanley in the door, she heaved a sigh of relief.
"You are at home. Why aren't you answering my phone? I thought something happened to you!"
Summer was really worried about Stanley.
Stanley had no friends in Hoover City and lived alone. Back then, Vicky wanted to harm her, but she
was fine. On the contrary, Stanley, who was driving, was injured.
On the way here, she had already prepared for the worst. She guessed that Vicky might have held a
grudge against him and retaliated against him.
Now that Stanley was safe and sound, she was relieved.
After Stanley heard Summer's words, he smiled, "I left my phone in the consulting room and forgot to
bring it back."
He wore a black loungewear, pure black in the light of incandescent lamps, looked unusually striking,
but also a sense of incongruity.
Summer turned to look at Leonardo and found that he was staring at Stanley. His eyes were cold, and
she could not see any emotions.
After Stanley finished speaking, he also turned to look at Leonardo.
Summer didn't know if it was her illusion. Stanley's eyes seemed to flash when he saw Leonardo, and
then he said warmly, "Mr. Emerson has also come. It seems that Mr. Emerson is also very concerned
about me."
Leonardo sneered and said with an expressionless face, "Yeah, I'm very concerned about when you're
going to die, then I can prepare a grand funeral for you."
Summer was stunned for a moment before she hurriedly said to Stanley, "He's joking. Don't take it
seriously."
In a place where Stanley could not see, she stretched out her hand to pinch Leonardo's waist, but she
did not bear to use much strength.
Leonardo did not even blink an eye, "I'll do what I say. No matter when you die, I'll have the biggest
funeral for you."
Summer didn't know what to say.
Stanley narrowed his eyes slightly. His expression was changed slightly, but he quickly returned to
normal. His tone was relaxed, "Then I, Stanley, will thank Mr. Emerson for your kindness in advance."
"It's too late. We won't disturb you now. We have to go back first." Summer didn't dare to stay any
longer and pulled Leonardo to leave.
Leonardo stood motionlessly on the spot, he still stared straight at Stanley. His tone was leisurely,
"We're guests. Shouldn't Mr. Stanley invite us in for a seat?"
"Leonardo." Summer called out to him and reminded him not to be rude.
Previously, Leonardo was the one who didn't let her come, but now, he was also the one who refused
to leave.
Summer didn't understand what Leonardo was thinking.
Stanley stood sideways and stretched out his hand to make a gesture of invitation, "Of course. Mr.
Emerson, please come in."
Leonardo directly led Summer inside.
As soon as she entered the room, Summer noticed that the room was a little messy.
Everything else was still neatly arranged, but the cartons, water cups, and others on the coffee table
were placed in no order at all.
In fact, Stanley was a very fastidious person. He would tidy up his home, and had a fixed habit of
placing things.
Summer and Leonardo sat down side by side on the sofa. Stanley went to serve water for them.
Summer asked him, "Have you been busy lately?"
"Yeah," Stanley said.
He should be busy. Otherwise, how could he not even have time to tidy up his house?
He brought over two glasses of water and placed them in front of Leonardo and Summer.
"Thank you." Summer picked up the cup and took a sip. Turning around, she saw that Leonardo
seemed to be very curious and had been observing the room.
Stanley sat down in front of them and said, "I'm sorry. Next time, I will definitely remember to bring my
phone with me."
When Summer heard this, she said, "I went to your clinic this afternoon to look for you, but you weren't
there."
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