CHAPTER 217: CHAPTER 217: THE UNITY BELONGING TO HER AND HIM

These trees will be a little memento between her and Adrian Walyon, right?

In early spring, the peach blossoms are in full bloom.

Summer Sutton loves colorful things. Sutton Gardens, which Adrian Walyon had previously renovated, seemed too monotonous in its all-white color scheme, lacking in vibrancy.

Morning Garden is different. After the garden was arranged, the whole villa felt more lively and vibrant than Sutton Gardens.

Standing under the pink peach blossom tree and looking at the sea of flowers in the peach groves, Summer Sutton felt something was missing.

Thinking about it, she suddenly blurted out, "Adrian Walyon, why don’t you give me a cat!"

A beautiful home, her and him, and a cat to keep them company. Summer Sutton thought that such a life was just perfect.

Since she had known Adrian for these few months, she had never asked him to give her anything.

This was the only time she spoke up.

Adrian Walyon didn’t mind giving her any kind of gift. Let’s not even mention a cat; even if she asked for a zoo, he’d be able to bring it back for her.

He didn’t expect her to propose such a thing. Adrian Walyon was slightly stunned, a hint of a smile playing at his lips, as he teased, "Why not also raise a kid? The villa would feel more like a home."

Summer Sutton was momentarily taken aback by his words, turned to look at him, and knew he was just joking, so she didn’t pay much attention.

Currently, Adrian Walyon wasn’t too keen on the idea of having kids.

"What breed do you want?" Adrian Walyon entered the house first, took his car keys, and pulled her hand as they headed out.

Summer Sutton thought for a moment and said, "A Ragdoll!"

Ragdoll cats are high-maintenance, noble like little princesses, beautiful like fairies.

Adrian Walyon turned his head to look at Summer Sutton and suddenly thought that this breed of cat quite resembled her.

Beautiful, warm, high intelligence.

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Adrian Walyon drove with Summer Sutton to a specialized Ragdoll cattery. Summer Sutton followed her gut feeling and brought home the first one she laid her eyes on.

The cat was just three months old, small and fluffy, with eyes as beautiful as amber, nestled obediently in Summer Sutton’s arms.

Summer Sutton was particularly happy holding the cat.

"Adrian Walyon, what do you think we should name this one?" On the way home, Summer Sutton asked while playing with the cat.

Adrian Walyon looked at the fluffy cat and without thinking, said, "Furry."

Summer Sutton thought his name was too casual, too perfunctory, unworthy of such a fairy-like breed.

"Change it." Summer Sutton immediately vetoed his suggestion.

Adrian Walyon truly didn’t care about names.

If he were to name their children later on, he might put in some effort.

For a cat, he was indifferent.

After half a second’s thought, he saw the cat’s fur was primarily white and changed the name to "Whitey."

Summer Sutton was particularly speechless at him.

"You’re really so tacky!" she complained, deciding to think of a name herself.

After thinking very seriously for a while, she suddenly got inspired when they got home, "Let’s call it Unity!"

She found Adrian Walyon’s names too casual, too tacky.

The name she came up with wasn’t much better.

Adrian Walyon’s lips twitched, and he gave her a sideways glance, equally speechless at her.

But he didn’t argue with her suggestion.

Unity, although somewhat tacky, seemed to have a pretty good meaning, right?

Summer Sutton chose this name because she thought the meaning was quite good.

Unity, what a wonderful name!

In case one day they part amicably, she hopes that she and he can still have their own beautiful unity...