Stanley was very humble and his tone was especially sincere.
"What if I say no?"
"Summer, I really just want to have dinner with you."
Staring down at the lines on the railing for a moment, Summer said, "Well, see you this evening."
Stanley was overjoyed, "Alright."
When Summer returned to the bedroom, Leonardo was still counting the sparrows with his head poked
out of the window.
"Have you got the number of them?"
She poured a glass of water and brought it to him. At the touch of his hand, she found his hand was a
little cold, so she reached out and buttoned up his coat.
Leonardo took a sip from the glass and snorted, "Every time I'm getting very close to it, some will fly
away, or some new sparrows will join in."
He said in an annoyed tone.
Summer didn't know whether to laugh or cry, "You don't have to lose your temper over such a trivial
matter."
Leonardo set aside the glass and put his arms around her waist, saying softly, "Then, I want you to
comfort me."
"No way." Summer smiled and said, "I'll pick Rosie up later. Behave yourself and wait for me at home."
Hearing this, Leonardo straightened up and looked at her, "I'll go with you."
"I'll be back in a jiffy. Just stay at home and wait for me." Summer turned around and looked at the
clock, "I have to go now."
The kindergarten finished early, so it was time for her to pack up and go.
She turned around to look for her clothes while Leonardo followed her and called her in an angry tone,
"Summer."
Summer ignored him and hesitated between a khaki coat and a white coat. Leonardo walked close to
her and pointed to the white one, "This one."
Thus, she took the white coat, entered the bathroom, and closed the door before he walked in.
Leonardo tried to turn the doorknob but found he could not open the door.
He withdrew his hands and put them on his waist, shouting, "Summer, how dare you lock the door?"
"I don't want to get changed before others." Summer replied.
"I am not an outsider, but your husband," Leonardo said seriously.
However, what he said did make sense. Recently, they kept staying at home. Knowing that she
wouldn't get angry, he was trying to be unreasonable like a child. However, Summer just wanted him to
be happy, so she turned a blind eye to what he did.
After getting changed, Summer walked out of the bathroom and said, "Well, I'm leaving."
Leonardo raised his eyebrows, "It's not the time yet."
Although Rosie finished school early, there was still some time left.
"I'll buy something on the way." Summer was afraid he would ask anything else, so she reached out to
grab his arm and tiptoed to kiss him.
Leonardo hugged her and lowered his head to kiss her back.
After the kiss, he didn't look that disgruntled. Although he was unwilling, he said, "Come back early, or I
will go out to look for you."
"Okay." Summer nodded and promised him. After that, she left.
When it was some distance from Rosie's kindergarten, she said to the driver, "Stop and wait for me
here. I'll buy a cup of coffee."
The driver turned around and saw a café outside the car, saying, "Mrs. Emerson, I'll buy it for you."
"No, thanks." Summer said as she opened the car door and got off.
It was a large café with three floors, and the main entrance led to the second floor. After she entered it,
she went downstairs to the first floor.
There were only a few people now. She walked straight to the booth in the corner.
Seeing Summer, Stanley stood up, "Good evening, Summer."
"I'll buy something on the way." Summer was afraid he would ask anything else, so she reached out to
grab his arm and tiptoed to kiss him.
Leonardo hugged her and lowered his head to kiss her back.
After the kiss, he didn't look that disgruntled. Although he was unwilling, he said, "Come back early, or |
will go out to look for you."
"Okay." Summer nodded and promised him. After that, she left.
When it was some distance from Rosie's kindergarten, she said to the driver, "Stop and wait for me
here. I'll buy a cup of coffee."
The driver turned around and saw a café outside the car, saying, "Mrs. Emerson, I'll buy it for you."
"No, thanks." Summer said as she opened the car door and got off.
It was a large cafe with three floors, and the main entrance led to the second floor. After she entered it,
she went downstairs to the first floor.
There were only a few people now. She walked straight to the booth in the corner.
Seeing Summer, Stanley stood up, "Good evening, Summer."
62fb1bb41dcb31934bd49bda