When Summer heard this, she smiled and said, "You just said it to vent your anger. You didn't really
mean it."
"I'm serious," Jessica stated. She pretended to be calm.
Summer patted her shoulder and said, "Let's continue talking about it after I put Rosie to bed."
Jessica nodded and replied, "Okay."
Summer then left with Rosie.
After a while, she came back. Jessica had just come out from the bathroom. She leaned against the
bed, swiping her phone.
Hearing the noises, she raised her head and saw Summer.
"Has Rosie fallen asleep?" Jessica asked.
"Actually, she has a sleeping problem recently," Summer answered. At the same time, she walked to
take her clothes, prepared to take a bath.
Jessica asked, "What's wrong with her?"
"I don't know. But she looked healthy and has a good appetite. I'll wait and see." Summer held her
clothes and said to Jessica, "I'm going to take a shower first."
Soon after, Summer came out of the bathroom. Jessica was still leaning against the bed, playing on the
phone. Seeing Summer come out, she put her phone aside.
It had been a long time since the two friends lay on the same bed. Just as Summer got onto the bed,
she heard Jessica ask, "Do you remember the days when we were in high school?"
"Yes, I still remember." Summer couldn't help but laugh when she recalled what happened in high
school. If she hadn't met Jessica, she would spend her youth in depression.
No one in the Jarrett's cared about her. And Karen only had her heart set on Vicky. It was ridiculous.
People who shared the same bloodline might not be as close as those who didn't.
"At that time, I thought you were just a timid and ugly girl. I didn't expect that you would fight more
fiercely than me," Jessica said with a smile.
Hearing this, Summer curled her lips and said, "You always made troubles and fought with others. I had
to clean up the messes for you every time."
Jessica laughed happily. In her school days, Jessica was a kind of the troublemaker. With a good
family background and open-minded parents, Jessica grew up freely. She was extremely bold and
wasn't afraid of anything.
At that time, Jessica was bad- tempered. If anyone annoyed her, she would beat him heavily.
As for Summer, she just stood watching. But when Jessica needed her, she stood out for her.
Summer lived a depressing life in the Jarrett's, and gradually she developed a cautious personality.
Luckily, she met Jessica, who brought light to her gloomy life.
"There was no such thing. Actually those people provoked me first," Jessica retorted.
Summer didn't comment. She shifted into a more comfortable position, lying on the bed.
"Actually, I was worried about that. Back then, you were so ugly, and what if no one was willing to marry
you in the future?" Summer turned her head and glared at Jessica.
Jessica laughed out loud and then pretended to be angry, "But later I discovered that you were even
more beautiful than me. And now you married a good man! I'm so jealous of you."
"Jessica, what's wrong with you? Why did you suddenly say this?" Summer felt that Jessica was a little
strange.
She suddenly began to recall the memories of her youth. And she looked particularly sad.
"I just miss the old days," Jessica uttered as she lay on the bed, staring at the ceiling absent-mindedly.
Summer recalled that when she first met Jessica, Carl wasn't by her side. At that time, he was abroad.
And during that period, Jessica was in a bad mood. Jessica got riled up easily, and always fought with
others.
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