Summer looked back at Trevin.
After receiving Leonardo's instruction, the bodyguards were not soft on Trevin. Summer looked for a
while and said, "Stop."
Leonardo did not say anything. He just lowered his eyes and looked at Summer.
Summer turned to him, "Tell them to stop."
Leonardo was obviously reluctant. Thus, Summer was about to go over and stop them in person.
Leonardo stopped her and turned to the bodyguards, "Let him in."
Trevin straightened his clothes, "Let go of me. They asked me in."
The bodyguards quickly let go of him.
When Summer and Leonardo brought Trevin into the hall, Tim happened to walk out of the dining
room. Summer and Leonardo hadn't come back for a long while. With his keen sense, Tim felt
something had happened.
A trace of surprise flashed across his face as he saw Trevin. He could actually find Leonardo's house.
"Take a seat." Summer turned to Trevin and pointed at the sofa.
Trevin nodded and sat down. The servant served him a cup of tea.
Summer took a glance at the dining room. They were out, but Rosie was still having her meal there.
At this time, Rosie ran over.
"Mom!" Rosie didn't see Trevin.
It was Trevin who saw her first. But he didn't call Rosie. Instead, he just gazed at Rosie with a smile.
Feeling the gaze, Rosie turned around and met Trevin's eyes.
"Uncle Trevin!" Now, Rosie was able to speak his name clearly.
She no longer called him "Uncle Trevia" as she used to. Rosie liked Trevin, so she was naturally
delighted to see him. She ran to Trevin in surprise, "Uncle Trevin, why are you here?"
"I came to see you." Trevin said as he reached to stroke her head.
At this moment, Leonardo called, "Rosie, come here."
Rosie could hear that Leonardo was unpleasant. She smiled at Trevin, turned around and ran to sit on
the side of Leonardo. And Summer sat on the other side.
Summer turned to her, "Are you full?"
Rosie shook her head, "Not yet."
Since everyone had left, she followed out and wondered what had happened.
"Then go finish your meal. Mom and dad will chat with Uncle Trevin for a while. You can come over
later after dinner." Summer tilted her head and stated to Rosie in a gentle tone.
Chat? Rosie looked at Leonardo. It looked like that Dad would kick Uncle Trevin out at any time. Were
they really going to have a chat?
But Rosie was a good girl. She would always listen to her mother.
She got off the sofa and walked towards the dining room. She left as she stole several glances of
Leonardo.
It hit her that Uncle Trevin paid frequent visits to them when she lived with her mother alone. So, dad
was enraged because of his frequent visits and disliked Uncle Trevin.
Rosie had a quick mind and she felt that she had known something great. She did not understand the
love and hatred among the adults, but she could feel that Leonardo disliked Trevin.
They may probably get a fight, Rosie thought. Then, she quickly ran back to the dining room, climbed
onto a chair, picked up her bowl, and hid herself behind the door, peeking outside.
When would the fight start?
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