Except Amber, only Stanley knew it.
Summer was not surprised that Stanley would do that. Summer just needed to confirm.
After all, Stanley took advantage of Rosie before. Stanley almost had Rosie ... in the fire.
When Summer thought of that, she clenched her teeth.
"Mom, I'm full." Rosie's voice brought Summer's thoughts back.
Summer came back to her senses and smiled at Rosie, "Come here. I will clean your hands."
Rosie walked over as Summer said.
Summer wiped Rosie's hands, had lunch, and got up to clean up. Summer wan going to have fun with
Rosie after she finished.
Just then, there was another knock on the door. It should be Tim.
"Come in." Summer said as she cleaned up.
The man pushed the door open and came in. Summer turned around and saw that it was indeed Tim.
When Tim saw Summer clean up, he hurriedly walked over and said, "I'll do it."
"Uncle Tim." Rosie stayed in the office all morning, and when she saw Tim, she was very happy.
"Have you finished your lunch yet?" Tim was gentle.
"Yeah!" With that, Rosie asked, "What about you?"
"Me too." Tim reached out and touched Rosie's head.
Summer turned to see Tim squatting in front of Rosie and talking to her, their eyes level.
They looked sweet.
Tim was good at dealing with problems, but he was serious in private.
Summer couldn't help but ask, "Tim, are you so gentle to your son?"
Tim was stunned and said, "No, boys are naughtier. I can't be too gentle to him."
Summer nodded and didn't say anything else. Tim came in to help Summer pack the lunch box.
Tim used to do that for Leonardo. However, Rosie kept talking to Tim.
In front of the people she knew well, Rosie was talkative. Since kindergarten, Rosie became even
livelier. Children still loved to hang out. No matter how smart and precocious they were, they always
had a soft spot for fun.
Summer thought of something and asked Rosie, "Rosie, do you want to hang out with Uncle Tim?"
Rosie immediately nodded, "Yes."
Summer knew Rosie well.
Summer knew what Rosie thought very well.
Rosie had been pestering Tim, clearly wanting to hang out with him.
Summer smiled and said to Tim, "Tim, take Rosie out for a walk, but don't go too long."
Tim was a trustworthy man. Summer would be at ease when Rosie hung out with him.
Both Tim and Summer were parents. Tim knew very well that Summer letting him take Rosie out for fun
was a great trust in him.
Tim was not surprised, "Alright."
"Goodbye, mom!" Rosie said goodbye with a smile on her face.
Summer added, "Don't go too far. Just walk round the company."
It was still very hot outside, and the sun was scotching.
Although Rosie had been to the Emerson Group several times, she had never walked round.
After staying in the office all morning, Rosie must be happy to walk around.
After Tim and Rosie left, Summer picked up her phone and checked unread messages.
Summer surfed the Internet, but there was no news about "Leonardo's daughter".
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