Summer Sweetheart novel (Leonardo and Summer)

Chapter 1174 You Know What I Implied.

Stanley found Summer was much better than the last time he saw her, which meant she had a happy

life. After all, she was living with Leonardo, who always took good care of her.

Thinking of this, Stanley gave a bitter smile and looked behind her. Summer noticed this and said

indifferently, "I came alone." NôvelDrama.Org: owner of this content.

"You...."

"I don't trust you, but I think it's unnecessary to come with bodyguards."

Summer explained in case Stanley would think she had faith in him. What he did completely destroyed

her faith in him, so she would never believe him.

Not only did she lose trust in him, but she was not afraid of him anymore.

When Stanley heard this, the little color remaining in his face drained from it.

"I've been thinking lately ... if you hadn't remembered everything, would the result be different?" Stanley

said.

Summer said coldly, "Are you trying to catch up with me?"

Stanley looked at her seriously, "You're starting to sound like Leonardo."

"Of course. We are a married couple for years, so we will influence each other when we live together."

Stanley looked a little tired and leaned back slowly, "You know what I implied."

Summer did not say anything, and neither did Stanley. Both of them were silent.

After a while, Summer took out her phone and glanced at the time.

Seeing this, Stanley said again, "You asked someone to tell me Lester's whereabouts because you

want to help Leonardo, right? I know what happened to his mother."

Summer didn't even bother to answer this question. He was very smart, so he definitely knew her

intention well.

Although she remained silent, Stanley wasn't angry but said, "You love Leonardo very much."

Hearing this, Summer looked at him and said, "Yes. But he loves me more."

"It seems you are showing off, right?" Stanley sighed. Obviously, he did not want to continue this topic.

"It's almost time for Rosie to finish school. I'm going to pick her up." Summer looked at the time again.

There were only ten minutes before Rosie finished her school day. Thus, Summer had to go to the

kindergarten as soon as possible.

Stanley turned a deaf ear to her words, and said, "Without Lester, I wouldn't be like this. Don't worry, I

will get him back."

He said "get him back" in a firm tone.

Hearing this, Summer said, "That would be the best."

This was what she wanted. She stood up and added, "I should go."

After that, she left without even saying goodbye to him.

Stanley did not turn around to watch her leave. Instead, he took the cup before him and finished the

cold coffee in it. The coffee was bitter in his mouth, and the bitterness slowly spread all over his body.

When Summer walked out of the café, the driver got off the car nervously and opened the door for her,

"Mrs. Emerson, thank god you are back."

"Let's go." Summer bent down and got into the car.

When they arrived at the kindergarten, the driver went to park the car while Summer got off and waited

for Rosie to come out.

When she stood at the gate, a gust of wind blew up, so she reached out and plucked her messy hair

behind her ear. However, just as she turned around, she saw Trevin was standing not far away, looking

at her.

He looked weak, exhausted and emaciated with a cigarette in his hand.

After all, he was a rich boy who had never suffered any hardship. Thus, compared with him, Stanley

was much calmer.

Suddenly, Trevin extinguished his cigarette and strode towards Summer.