Predestined Marriage

This particular illness could be psychological, mental, or physical. Stanley was covered in secrets and was too complicated.

Summer slightly lowered her eyes, hiding her emotions and asked, "Can we go in now?"

"Come in." Only then did Stanley notice that she had also brought Rosie.

The smile on Stanley's face deepened. He reached out to touch Rosie's head and said, "Rosie."

Rosie called out, "Uncle Stanley."

Summer felt that Rosie was leaning towards her, as if she was rejecting Stanley.

Stanley turned around and walked inside. Summer brought Rosie inside.

After entering the study, Summer and Rosie sat down on the sofa.

"What can I do for you?" Summer asked him.

"Don't you want to know what I had said to Leonardo?" Stanley poured a glass of water for her and said in a casual and relaxed tone."

Summer raised her eyes slightly. There was no emotion in her eyes. "If you want to tell me, you can tell me directly."

On the other hand, when Rosie heard the words "Leonardo," she touched Summer's waist. Summer turned around to look at her and saw some doubts in Rosie's eyes.

When Rosie saw Summer looking at her, she whispered, "Daddy."

Summer held her small hand in her hand and said without raising her head, "If you want to tell me, just tell me."

Previously, she had seen Stanley throwing things outside Stanley's study. She could naturally guess that Leonardo had definitely not said anything good in Stanley's study.

Stanley chuckled, his laughter sounding a little cold.

Summer and said softly, "Have a

Summer did not

room fell silent for a moment, and neither of

leaned against Summer and lowered her head

They didn't say anything special, but it gave off an

a while, Stanley said slowly,

his head and

was a sense of contention in his

formidable enemy, and Summer felt

and

Leonardo had indeed come

a lot of noise outside. Before she could go out to see what was going on, Leonardo had already walked in from the entrance

was still a little far. When Summer looked over, Leonardo also looked

was a step behind Leonardo to his side and gave

moment, as if they were in Leonardo's villa in Hoover City, not Stanley's

darkened as he came downstairs, followed by

stairs, stopped not far from Leonardo, and sneered, "Does Mr. Emerson think my house is a

and said leisurely, "Mr. Stanley has belittled yourself. I have never been to the

but he still suppressed his temper and didn't say anything to drive him

over and said, "Sir, the dinner is

Tim went forward and asked the servant, "Excuse me,

he pointed in

you." After Tim finished speaking, he took a step back and stood aside

if he were in his own home. He was not polite

sometimes Leonardo might be unreasonable, but she had never seen him

He was accustomed to disguising himself as a good person, a gentleman who handled matters with discretion and

Leonardo's rogue behavior would not have any

this way, it was safe to say Leonardo

wanted to see how