Stanley looked down at the girl on the bed.
"Summer, you're a very smart woman. I admire you very much."
Hearing this, Summer said nothing. She just looked at him expressionlessly.
"Now, I can give you one last chance. Think carefully, is Leonardo really that important in your heart?"
Stanley straightened his body and slowly walked to Summer. He looked at her and said, "This is your
last chance."
"So, I should be grateful to you, right?" Summer found Stanley's charitable look extremely disgusting.
Stanley chuckled and said, "You are so smart. I believe you can weigh the pros and cons by yourself
and finally make a decision that is most advantageous to you."
"There's no need to think about it, unless you die." Anger and hatred were mixed in her words.
Stanley's face got gloomy as he gritted his teeth and said, "It seems that you really can't wait to save
her."
"Do you know how to save her?" Stanley pointed at the girl on the hospital bed and said.
Although he was asking Summer, he did not intend to wait for her to answer.
Moments later, Stanley said, "Actually, it is not difficult. We just need to change the organs in her body
that are in failure."
Summer clenched her fists tightly.
She could naturally guess that it would not be so easy to save this girl.
Stanley's words confirmed her thoughts.
Changing organs? What organs? Heart? Kidney?
At that time, Summer would probably not be able to get out alive.
Very quickly, Stanley took her out of the ward.
When she came out of the ward, Summer suddenly remembered that the first time she was taken away
by Connel, she saw rows of clothes in the room she lived in.
"Did you prepare the clothes in the wardrobe for her?" Summer did not specify which "clothes" and
which "she" she was talking about, but she knew that Stanley could understand.
Stanley also answered truthfully, "That's right. They were all prepared for her."
Summer asked, "Who is she to you? What is her name?"
Stanley seemed to be surprised that Summer suddenly asked this. After all, since she was discharged
from the hospital, she did not speak to him much.
Seeing that he didn't say anything, Summer expressionlessly said, "If you really want to exchange my
life for hers, I don't want to die with unresolved doubts."
"She is my younger sister, Bendy."
Just as she expected!
After eavesdropping on the conversation between Stanley and Jenny, Summer had guessed the real
identity of Bendy, and she guessed it correctly.
This Bendy in serious illness was indeed Stanley's younger sister.
"You approached me from the beginning to use me to save Bendy's life. But I was Leonardo's wife at
that time, so you didn't directly attack me. Instead, you used me to cause trouble and pain for
Leonardo. Then you can remove the organs from my body to save your sister in the end."
Summer analyzed calmly, as if it had nothing to do with her.
Stanley narrowed his eyes and looked at Summer. After a long time, he said, "I have said that you are
a smart woman. I hope you can make a proper choice in a day."
Immediately after, his expression turned cold, and he said in a deep voice, "Send Ms. Summer to rest."
When he finished speaking, his bodyguards came over to grasp Summer's arm and forcefully took her
away.
They brought Summer to an empty room. After pushing her in, they locked the door and left.
Summer stood by the door and tried to screw the handle for a long time, but she couldn't open the
door.
The door was locked.
Summer pursed her lips and leaned against the door to sit on the ground.
The room was uncarpeted and unheated, and the floor was bone-chilling cold.
Her encounter with Stanley was a complete scam.
With malicious intentions, he approached Summer and used her to achieve his own goals. He
disguised himself and gained her trust.
Everything that had happened until now was Stanley's plan.
Stanley's goal was abundantly clear now.
However, Summer still did not understand one thing.
Why did Stanley have to harm Leonardo?
Summer took out the old pen from her pocket with a solemn expression.
"Leonardo, you must ... be fine, please."
She stared at the pen for a long time and suddenly thought of something. She put the pen closer and
carefully observed the pen.
When she was young, almost every student would have a pen of this brand. When the school chose
those pens as rewards, in order to show the difference, the name of the winner would be engraved on
the pen case.
However, more than ten years had passed. Even if the pen was properly maintained, if there was a
name engraved on it, it might not be easy to see.
Summer looked at the pen carefully for a long time and finally found some notches on the pen.
She could vaguely see the letters "SU" on it.
This was the first two letters of her name.
It couldn't be her name, right?
After having this preconceived speculation, she looked at the name carved on it. The more she looked
at it, the more she felt that it was her name.
When Summer was a child, her grades at school were very good. She would often get notebooks and
pens as rewards.
She had more than one pen back then.
If this pen was really hers, why did Leonardo have it?
She didn't understand.
She vaguely remembered that she had given a pen to a little beggar.
At that time, the child was squatting by the roadside, and his clothes were tattered. Summer could not
even tell whether this child was a boy or a girl.
The child didn't say anything when Summer asked him. That day, she happened to get a new pen.
Seeing that the child was poor, she gave it to him.
That was the only time she had given someone a pen, and she never did it again afterwards.
Leonardo was the eldest young master of the Emerson family. Even if he had bad experiences when
he was young, he should have lived a life of luxury. How could he be a little beggar?
She couldn't figure it out.
However, Summer vaguely felt that this pen was very likely that gift from her.
After that, Summer deliberately failed the exam and never won a reward again.
That was just a trivial thing to her. If she hadn't seen this pen again, she wouldn't have remembered it
at all.
Summer took a deep breath and decided not to think about it for now.
She cheered herself up, stood up from the ground, her gaze sweeping the room.
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