CHAPTER 218: CHAPTER 218: IF YOU’RE LONELY, HAVE A CHILD

The significance that Summer Sutton attaches to the cat, Unity.

What she didn’t know at the time was that for Adrian Walyon after marriage, only a home with her in it could be called Unity...

After returning home with Adrian Walyon, Summer Sutton took it upon herself to build a play castle for the cat with great care.

She’s a bit clumsy, and her so-called effort involved only her heart, without any actual manifestation in her hands.

After tinkering around in the villa for ages, she hadn’t accomplished anything.

Even Adrian Walyon couldn’t bear to watch anymore.

He came to her side, squatted down, and took the hammer from her hand.

"Let me do it!"

Adrian Walyon hadn’t done this kind of thing before either, but he was much more adept at it than Summer Sutton, and the crafts he made were beautiful.

In less than half an hour, a cat castle was built.

"Not bad skills!" Summer Sutton complimented him.

Adrian Walyon was particularly proud, "Of course."

Glancing at her sideways, he added softly, "I’m even better at certain other skills!"

They were originally just busying themselves with the cat, and Summer Sutton didn’t expect him to change the subject so suddenly.

She was dumbfounded for a while, pretending not to understand him, then held her laptop and went online shopping for Unity’s daily needs.

After buying Unity, she genuinely put her heart into the cat’s matters.

Adrian Walyon was watching her intently and suddenly blurted out, "If you really feel lonely, you know, having a child is also an option."

Adrian Walyon understood that Summer Sutton wanted a cat because she felt lonely when he wasn’t around.

Summer Sutton looked at him in shock, hardly daring to believe her ears.

Did he want a child?

Summer Sutton was stunned for quite a while, then nonchalantly continued browsing the web, "Didn’t we agree not to consider that in the short term? I haven’t graduated yet!"

Adrian Walyon didn’t have much intention of having kids either; if she wanted one, he could accommodate.

If she didn’t want one, Adrian Walyon didn’t really mind.

They had just gotten married, with a long future ahead, no rush.

...

The two of them spent the whole day tidying up Morning Garden, and the next day was the Walyon Family’s gathering day.

The rule set by the elders was that they had to go back on this day.

Summer Sutton was afraid that the family would demand they stay a few days, so she brought Unity along to take care of it.

After dinner, Summer Sutton originally intended to let Unity get familiar with the new environment, but Unity didn’t cooperate much.

As soon as it got into the garden, it leaped off her and vanished in a flash.

"Where did it go?" Summer Sutton frowned and started searching around the garden.

Following the faint "meow" sounds, through the paths lined with flowers, she finally stopped in front of Ryan Walyon’s courtyard.

Ryan Walyon was standing in front of the courtyard door, squatting down, one hand supporting Unity, while teasing it with the other.

Usually quite a cool person, when faced with small animals, it seemed his sharp aura suddenly dissipated, as if he was shrouded in a warm glow.

One person, one cat, both with high looks, the scene was harmonious.

Summer Sutton quietly watched for a while from the side, then walked over in a few steps.

"Unity, don’t run around!" she gently scolded, giving Unity a soft rub on the head.

"Newly bought?" Ryan Walyon glanced at her and casually asked.

"Yeah, just got it not long ago," Summer Sutton replied.

"Do you know how to take care of it?" Ryan Walyon teased Unity, then asked again.

Summer Sutton was still a novice, not understanding many things.

Seeing her not answer, Ryan Walyon already knew the answer.