After Sumr Sutton ca to him, she indeed brought him much physical trouble.
Before he could speak, Sumr already guessed what he wanted to say.
Sure enough, Watt Bennet stared at her for a while and then said, "After breakfast, I’ll have Marshall Quinn take you back!"
"I don’t want to!" Sumr sprang up from the bed, not taking his words seriously at all.
She didn’t even bother to pay him more attention and went to the kitchen to prepare breakfast.
She admitted that spending the night at his place did cause him so distress.
But, were these issues really caused by her?
He knew that whatever he wanted to do, she wouldn’t be able to refuse him.
Sumr felt that Watt was simply torturing himself now.
While making breakfast, Sumr seriously pondered this issue.
The reason Watt didn’t touch her, Sumr guessed, was because before he personally admitted his identity to her, this was the last boundary in their relationship.
Crossing this hurdle ant that no matter which identity he appeared before her, both of them would be destined to be entangled.
However, Sumr didn’t want this hurdle!
During the ti it took to have breakfast, Sumr’s mind was repeatedly thinking about how to erase this hurdle.
After thinking for a while, she decided that she should remove his mask so he wouldn’t be able to deny it even if he wanted to.
However, Sumr had already failed too many tis at this before, so how could she achieve it?
Sumr thought for a long ti, and eventually, her thoughts beca a bit unhealthy.
Get him drunk?
Or drug him?
As long as he lost consciousness, it would be her ti to do whatever she wanted.
Recently, Sumr wasn’t afraid of anything, and with this thought, she felt much more settled in her heart.
"Breakfast is ready!" Bringing the breakfast out, Sumr called to him.
Watt slowly wheeled towards her.
Sumr didn’t have much opportunity to get Watt drunk in the morning, so she could only get through this morning and look for another chance.
Sitting together with him, watching him eat, she abruptly blurted out, "By the way, I’m graduating soon."
"Hmm," Watt responded indifferently.
"At graduation, our school will have a major graduation banquet. Why don’t you accompany then?" Sumr added.
Watt was about to say sothing, but anticipating his refusal, Sumr quickly added, "In this world, you’re the only one closest to . If you don’t help , no one else will."
Watt’s actions of eating gradually ca to a stop, feeling sowhat uneasy in his heart.
He knew that Sumr was purposely appealing to his sympathy.
But, she wasn’t wrong with what she said.
In this world, he was all she had to rely on.
Sumr technically wasn’t lacking others to accompany her, but if he didn’t go and another man ended up going, could he sit by calmly?
With just that one sentence, Watt contemplated for a while and eventually nodded.
His response made the corners of Sumr’s lips curl up imperceptibly.
Happily pouring him a glass of milk, Sumr continued her al.
After quickly finishing breakfast, Sumr drove him to Shining Sky first.
Her graduation banquet was in a month, so there was still ti, no rush.
As Sumr watched him enter Shining Sky Tower, she suddenly thought, how great it would be if he could walk properly on the night of her banquet?
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