Summer sat up on the ground with a sickly pale face.
Without even looking at Stanley again, she ran towards the villa that was still on fire.
Jenny followed up.
As soon as she came over, she saw Summer running towards the villa. She only narrowed her eyes
slightly and said indifferently, "Is she going to rush into the fire?"
When a person was blinded by jealousy, it was naturally impossible for her to see the merits in the
person that she envied.
Just with a glance, Jenny felt Summer was just putting on a show because she didn't dare to rush into
the villa at all.
Now that the fire was so big, Summer would die if she rushed in. She would be burned alive.
Stanley didn't say anything. He just watched as Summer rushed inside.
Seeing that Stanley didn't answer her, Jenny remained silent.
At this time, Summer had already run to the villa and threw herself in it.
Jenny's expression changed drastically, "Summer..."
"Mr. Stanley, I'll go get her back." Jenny said, and was about to run towards the villa.
However, Stanley stopped her at this moment, "Not necessary. Let her suffer a little."
"What if she is hurt? She can't afford to be hurt..." Jenny said a little anxiously.
Stanley only stood there calmly without saying a word.
He didn't say anything, and Jenny couldn't act without his order. She just stood on the spot with her
brows furrowed, her expression grave.
Summer ran to the villa and coughed violently because of the charred smell. The blazing fire was
stinging Summer's face.
Summer examined the fire and found that the room beside her hadn't lit up yet. So she turned around
and rushed inside.
Smoke billowed in the room, and Summer kept coughing after she went in there.
She suppressed her urge to cough and called out for Rosie.
"Rosie!"
"Rosie, are you inside? Mom's here!"
The deeper Summer walked inside, the heavier the smoke and the heat wave became.
Gradually, she arrived at a place where there was a fire, and she just pursed her lips tightly as she
walked inside.
She walked in with great difficulty for a while. She was slow, and occasionally, she would have to avoid
the debris on the ground.
Summer wasn't particularly clear about the structure of the villa. She had passed a room before it came
back to her where the hall and Rosie's room were.
When she reached the side door of the hall, she looked at the flames in front of her and almost couldn't
stand steadily. She staggered and knelt down on one knee.
"Impossible ... this is impossible!" There was no staircase in front of her.
More than half of the hall had been burned down.
When she looked from the outside, half of the villa had been burned down.
Even if she didn't want to believe it, the scene in front of her was telling her that it was the half where
Rosie's room was that had been burned down.
In an instant, a chill shot into her limbs and bones.
The flames in front of her were clearly burning with heat, but Summer felt a bone-piercing coldness
passing through her body.
When she was taken away by Stanley, Rosie was still asleep.
Now that the fire was so big, it must have started as soon as she left.
She had texted Leonardo, and Leonardo would definitely come to look for Rosie if he saw her
message...
Summer didn't dare to think any further.
She didn't believe it!
She didn't believe that Rosie and Leonardo were both here!
But how could she make sure that they were not here?
She needed to take a look inside! She had to!
Suddenly, she felt a chill beneath her knees.
Summer looked down and saw that water was flowing under her knees.
She turned around and found that the water was coming from the kitchen. The hall was not far from the
kitchen. If there was so much water flowing out from the kitchen, the pipes must have exploded.
Summer resumed her spirit, stood up and walked towards the kitchen.
Inside the kitchen was already a vast ocean.
Summer directly took off her clothes and soaked herself. Then, she soaked her coat in the water too
and put it on before rushing into the fire.
The moment she rushed into the fire, a lot was going on in her head.
If Leonardo and Rosie were inside, then she wouldn't come out again.
She had seen others bereaved, and she had experienced it once herself.
People who had been bereaved cherish what they had now.
There were always people saying that in this lifetime, even if you didn't have loved ones and you were
all alone, you had to live on.
But if one was totally alone, what was the point of living?
What was the point of living exactly?
When these things happened to other people, perhaps she could still say something to comfort them.
However, all these had happened to her, and she felt it was impossible to live on like this.
It was too difficult to perk up and survive.
Summer could smell the burning of her shoes, but she moved ahead anyway.
Surprisingly, there was a spot where the fire wasn't that big, but the heat was still scorching. She had
no doubt that she would be roasted in any moment.
"Rosie! Leonardo! Ro..." The moment Summer opened her mouth, she couldn't help but cough again.
Then she heard a clash.
Hearing the sound, Summer thought something must have fallen off on the side, but when she turned
around, she saw a figure at the corner...
Outside the villa.
More than ten minutes had passed, and Summer still didn't come out. Stanley was finally a bit anxious.
Jenny looked stern, but she didn't dare to say anything.
Stanley glanced at the villa and said with a dark face, "Let's go take a look."
When they went in, they didn't see Summer at all.
Jenny's expression changed, "She ran away?"
"Where to?" Stanley turned to look at her with a cold expression.
Jenny looked around. Apart from the place where Summer went in, there was indeed no other place to
escape.
"Could it be ..." Jenny shifted her gaze to the fire, her face filled with disbelief.
"Go inside and find her!" After Stanley gave the order, the well-trained subordinates behind him
immediately geared up and rushed into the fire to save Summer.
Jenny was hesitating whether to go in or not, when Stanley said, "You don't need to go in."
Hearing this, Jenny was stunned for a moment, then her eyes lit up, "Yes."
Not long after Stanley's subordinates went in, they brought Summer out, who had fallen into a coma.
Summer's face was so smoked that it could barely be recognized. Her clothes were soaked and she
didn't wear a coat.
Stanley stared at Summer with a gloomy expression for two seconds before turning around and
walking out.
"Let's go." Jenny followed.
They brought Summer out of the villa and left in cars.
As the car departed into the distance, a man rushed out from the fire in the villa.
He was wearing Summer's coat, which was soaked before. He remained still for a while, and then
walked out when it quieted down outside.
Jenny was hesitating whether to go in or not, when Stanley said, "You don't need to go in."
Hearing this, Jenny was stunned for a moment, then her eyes lit up, "Yes."
Not long after Stanley's subordinates went in, they brought Summer out, who had fallen into a coma.
Summer's face was so smoked that it could barely be recognized. Her clothes were soaked and she
didn't wear a coat.
Stanley stared at Summer with a gloomy expression for two seconds before turning around and
walking out.
"Let's go." Jenny followed.
They brought Summer out of the villa and left in cars.
As the car departed into the distance, a man rushed out from the fire in the villa.
He was wearing Summer's coat, which was soaked before. He remained still for a while, and then
walked out when it quieted down outside.
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