Maxim Sinclair, who was at his wit's end, didn't want to explain further, "I'm going out for a while. Try to persuade her to have dinner. She was just busy being angry with me and didn't eat anything. Her body is still recovering from previous health issues."
Maxim Sinclair said this ostentatiously as he left the villa in front of Summer Lowell.
As Summer Lowell watched him leave, she felt relieved, but at the same time, her heart was filled with suffocating emotions. The housekeeper came over, persuading her with kind words to go back and eat.
The housekeeper was old enough to be Summer Lowell's father and was so considerate in urging her to eat.
Summer Lowell didn't have the heart to refuse his kindness, so she wandered aimlessly in the garden for a while to slightly alleviate her frustration before returning to the living room to eat.
