CHAPTER 318: CHAPTER 318: THREE DAYS AND NIGHTS, SUCCESS IS INEVITABLE

Summer Sutton was assigned as the student reception in the afternoon, just to complete a task.

Thinking of the visiting person as Adrian Walyon was just a natural reaction in her mind.

But when he said it like that, the meaning suddenly changed.

It sounded as if Summer Sutton had been thinking about him the whole afternoon.

Summer Sutton was speechless for quite a while after his words, having no response but not correcting him.

If he wants to believe that, let him believe it. It’s better than him getting jealous.

Adrian Walyon was quite aware of her thoughts and knew it was impossible, yet still, his mood was somewhat joyful.

His fingertips pinched her delicate jaw, and he landed a hard kiss on her lips, a faint arc forming at the corner of his mouth, whistled, and went to the bathroom to shower in a good mood.

The next day.

Gina Sutton woke up very early again today, went downstairs, and wandered around the kitchen.

The kitchen was bustling with people; the servants just assumed she was hungry and looking for food, not paying much attention.

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The first thing Summer Sutton did after waking up was to wash the towel Ryan Walyon had given her yesterday.

A high-end grey square towel, clean and neat, just like his temperament.

She dried it and put it in her bag when she went downstairs.

When she arrived at the dining room, the family servants had already prepared her breakfast and set it on the table.

The preparation was plentiful once again, with various small plates, pastries, and a daily bowl of soup.

Summer Sutton’s appetite wasn’t actually big; she never finished all that the servants prepared.

Especially the soup, brewed with Chinese medicine and meat in the morning was too greasy for Summer Sutton.

She ate her breakfast very slowly, swallowing one bite at a time, seemingly absent-minded, yet Adrian could tell she simply couldn’t eat much.

Gina Sutton, since she sat down, quietly watched her all along, her gaze occasionally drifting to the soup bowl in front of her.

"Sister, what’s wrong? Not feeling well? These are all painstakingly prepared by Grandpa and Aunt Wood, don’t waste them." She sipped some porridge leisurely and reminded.

"None of your business." Summer Sutton replied coldly, continuing her slow breakfast.

She really couldn’t eat, Adrian Walyon understood clearly.

Glancing at the untouched soup, he took it over and drank it clean himself, "Why such heavy flavors in the morning? Cut it out, switch to lighter ones tomorrow."

Gina Sutton looked incredulously at the scene, gripping the soup spoon tightly.

"What do you understand?" Old Master scolded him, "If you two worked more efficiently, would the family need to worry endlessly?"

"You also know it’s endless worrying?" Adrian Walyon followed with sarcasm, "Knowing it’s useless, don’t do it! My wife and I are doing well, every stage we need to go through doesn’t require external planning!"

Does he need these useless things when it’s time to have a child?

With his vigor, keeping Summer Sutton in the room for three days and nights, he would not believe she wouldn’t conceive!

He made it quite clear, meaning from tomorrow he doesn’t want to see these things on the table.

Old Master was so angry his mustache blew and his eyes glared.

But when it comes to having children, if the people involved don’t have thoughts, it seems there’s really no way.

Summer Sutton did not expect him to stand by her so much, even more so with such a strong stance.

Turning her head, she quietly stared at him for a while, and she slightly curved her lips.