If Leonardo didn't have any worries, he would have fought against Stanley. And Stanley wouldn't act so
brazenly when he realized he couldn't threaten Leonardo.
Summer was shocked and angry that Leonardo made such a big decision without discussing with her.
But what if she was angry? Leonardo was such a caring man. Moreover, Summer knew his intention
better than anyone else.
Even though she was angry, she was still worried about him.
Summer understood Leonardo, but she could not agree with what he did. When it was over, she would
deal with him.
Then Summer let out a long sigh and lowered her head to start working at the documents.
Rosie finished talking with Carl and handed the phone to Summer, "Mom, your phone."
Summer took the phone and touched Rosie's head, "You have fun yourself, OK? I have to work."
"OK," Rosie answered and ran away.
Summer looked at Rosie's back and smiled. She continued to deal with the documents.
When she got off work at noon, Summer received a phone call from Karen.
It was an unfamiliar number. Summer did not know it was from Karen at first.
She was afraid she would miss Leonardo's call if she did not answer it. So, she picked up the phone.
Karen sounded a little unusually calm, "Summer, I want to speak to you."
"I don't." Summer was about to hang up after she finished speaking.
Karen seemed to have guessed what Summer would do. And before Summer could finish her
sentence, Karen said quickly, "Don't hang up, or you'll regret it!"
Karen's voice was full of coldness. She had always been careful in the Jarretts. She was not tough but
too weak. And she didn't have a voice in the Jarretts and kept cautious in her words and deeds.
Only in front of Summer, would Karen be so domineering.
She thought Summer was her daughter, who should obey her.
Summer sneered, "The thing I regret most is being your daughter."
"You!" Karen said angrily, "Do you think I want a vicious and heartless daughter like you? You even
killed Vicky, isn't it enough?"
"You're talking nonsense. If you're ill mentally because getting old, go to the doctor. Don't come to me
and don't call me anymore."
After Summer finished speaking, she hung up. She reached out and pinched her eyebrows.
After pacing around for a while, Summer could only blacklist the number Karen used.
She calmed down and turned to look at Rosie in the lounge, where Rosie was sleeping soundly.
Summer glanced at the door. Then she gently closed the door. Soon, someone was knocking on the
door.
Summer said, "Come in."
Tim pushed open the door and came in, carrying packed food in his hand.
"I ordered lunch for you at the Golden Cauldron Club." Because Rosie came here, he specially ordered
food from that restaurant.
Tim came and took a look, but he didn't see Rosie. Then he asked, "Is Rosie sleeping?"
"Yes," Summer nodded, "please put the food here."
Summer stopped Tim when he was about to go out after putting the food on the table, "Tim?"
"Yes?" Tim turned around.
Summer smiled, "Thank you."
She noticed the sign of the Golden Cauldron Club on the hamper.
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