She didn't care whether Watt Bennet was hungry, she simply focused on eating by herself.
Her gaze occasionally swept toward the living room, and catching sight of Unity still clinging to Watt Bennet and acting coy, Summer Sutton couldn't help but roll her eyes several times.
Luckily, she wasn't raising a child. If she were raising a son or daughter who was abandoned by Adrian Walyon for so long and still so reliant on him, Summer Sutton felt she would probably be driven to fury.
After finishing her night snack, she no longer looked at the large and small figures in the living room and went upstairs.
She didn't arrange a room for Watt Bennet, letting him fend for himself.
Back in her bedroom, after taking a shower, she went straight to bed.
Watt Bennet went upstairs at midnight, and he did take the initiative by choosing the room next to Summer Sutton's.
