What the bodyguards were talking about was very rude, but they didn't dare to do anything to Summer.
After all, Lester still valued Summer. Summer was very useful to Lester.
Summer was blocked by the bodyguards in the elevator for a while. Later, maids came up and took
Summer away by force.
Summer, who was brought back to her room, naturally began to make a fuss.
In the end, Summer fell asleep when she was tired.
Compared to ordinary people, she was still much weaker. Being arguing and crying for such a long
time, she was already tired. She did not know if Stanley and Jenny had escaped, nor did she know
when Lester finished bathing.
It was already the next morning when she woke up.
Summer took out the cell phone she got from Jenny and dialed a number which was so familiar to her.
Summer was a little nervous when she dialed the number. She didn't know if she could get through.
Even if she made a call, Leonardo might not answer it. Because Leonardo's private phone was set to
block unfamiliar numbers.
Summer felt every second was like a year.
Suddenly, a "beep" rang out on the phone. Summer looked at her phone in disbelief.
She actually got through! Summer heaved a sigh of relief. Leonardo probably thought she might call
him, so he reset the phone, right?
Leonardo was always like this. He was especially careful about the things related to her.
A few seconds later, someone answered the phone. Summer was so nervous that she held her breath.
She listened carefully to what Leonardo would say.
Leonardo did not speak immediately. They were both silent.
Summer, who was holding her breath, could even hear Leonardo's breathing. After a moment of
silence, Summer heard a familiar voice, "Summer."
Leonardo's voice was hoarse and his tone was the same as usual. But if listening carefully, Summer
could sense a trace of caution.
Was he worried that the call wasn't made by her? Summer involuntarily held the phone tightly and said,
"It's me."
"Summer." Leonardo called her name as if he wanted to confirm something.
Just as Summer was about to speak, she heard a slight noise outside.
She was worried that someone would come in, so she could only say it briefly. "Listen to me. I don't
know where I am. Lester needs me now, and even if you don't help him, he won't do anything to me.
You don't have to worry about me. I'm fine now. You can do whatever you want. Jenny came to save
Stanley and I helped them. I think they have escaped."
At this point, Summer clearly heard a noise by the door. She whispered to the phone, "Someone is
coming. Let's stop here. I'll try to contact you again."
She hung up the phone and hid it somewhere. Then she lay on the bed, staring at the ceiling.
Yesterday, she succeeded in pretending to be crazy and foolish in front of Lester. Perhaps it was
because she did it so suddenly that Lester did not think too much about it.
After a night, Lester had calmed down. Perhaps he could tell that everything was faked. Summer was
not sure. She could only continue disguising herself as a mad woman.
Hearing that someone was turning the door handle outside, Summer closed her eyes and pretended
that she was still asleep.
She pulled the quilt up and covered half of her face. Then she listened to the noise from the door.
Summer guessed that it should be the maid who usually took care of her.
That person walked to her bed, looked at her for a moment and then went out. She whispered to the
people outside, "She's still asleep."
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