"You're awake." Taking the kettle from the table next to her, Watt poured her a glass of water. "Anywhere else uncomfortable? Tell me."
Summer Sutton hadn't drunk water for over three days, and her mouth felt as dry as if she'd been walking in a desert for days on end.
Taking the water glass, she drank it all in one gulp.
"Why are you here?" Her attitude towards him remained cold.
This attitude left Watt feeling somewhat helpless.
This girl sure holds a grudge!
"I'm taking care of you." Glancing sideways at her, Watt's explanation was simple and blunt.
"That must have been a burden for you." Summer rubbed her groggy head and sat up.
"How did I get out?" Racking her brain, she tried hard to recall what happened before she fainted, but she couldn't remember anything.
"I brought you out." Watt's explanation was still straightforward.
Summer froze for a while, turning her face, and stared blankly at him.
