Douglas and Leonardo walked downstairs. They reached the courtyard to find that it was windy.
Douglas looked up at the sky and said to Leonardo, "It's going to rain."
Leonardo also looked up at the sky. Then he lowered his head and said calmly, "I gotta go."
"When will you come back?" Douglas asked.
"When I'm free," Leonardo said and got out.
Douglas scratched his head and followed.
When she woke up, Summer heard faint sounds from outside, footsteps and voices, and shook her
head.
"Mrs. Emerson, are you awake?" A maid walked over, slightly bent over and looked at her.
Summer looked at the maid speaking and found her familiar.
She frowned slightly, "Where's Leonardo?"
"Mr. Emerson left when you were sleeping," the maid said, "Let me help you get up."
She did not take action immediately but waited for Summer's response.
"He left?" Summer was brought up short. She did not expect that Leonardo would leave while she was
asleep.
"Yes." The maid nodded respectfully, prepared to help her get up.
Summer thought for a moment and nodded to the maid. The maid approached her and carefully helped
her sit up.
The maid looked thin, but had great strength. It seemed effortless for her to help Summer sit up.
Summer looked up at her and said, "What did you do before?"
"I used to perform in a martial arts troupe." The maid smiled, looking very calm.
Summer did not ask any further questions. She did not know where Leonardo had found these
servants.
The maid helped Summer sit up and lean against the window. Then she fetched a coat and said, "Mrs.
Emerson, it's windy and cold."
Summer said nothing, and just reached out her hand, signaling to the maid to help her put it on.
The maid helped her put on the coat and sit in a wheelchair, but she kept calm and her movements
were tender.
Summer suddenly asked, "What's your name?"
The maid seemed kind of surprised. She paused for a moment and said, "My name is Savanah Lynam.
Mrs. Emerson, you can call me Savanah."
"Savanah," Summer muttered her name, "Thank you."
Savanah hurriedly said, "Mrs. Emerson, please don't say that. Mr. Emerson saved my life."
Hearing this, Summer paused for a moment, but she did not ask any question. She just said, "Leave
me alone."
Savanah had worked in the villa for a long time. Leonardo must have saved her. Summer had known
that Leonardo was kind. He was different from Stanley.
Summer opened the door and got out, seeing Rosie sitting with Douglas.
"Mom!" Rosie heard the sound and ran to Summer.
When she got closer, she said to Summer, "Mom, Dad has left because he has something important to
deal with."
She hurriedly explained to Summer, afraid Summer would get angry.
Summer could not help laughing, "I see. Did you just wake up?"
"No. I've had played with Douglas for a while." Rosie had been playing with Douglas in the past few
days, and now she was very familiar with him.
They had lots of fun together.
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