Summer Thorne found it utterly absurd.
She didn't glance toward the car. Instead, she said to Sidney Tate, "Please inform Mr. Crawford for me that I've handed all matters related to the divorce over to my lawyer. If he has any questions, he can contact my lawyer directly."
After saying this, Summer Thorne turned to walk in the opposite direction.
But Sidney Tate blocked her path again, saying in a low voice, "As far as I know, Mr. Crawford wants to see you about something unrelated to the divorce."
"Oh?" Summer Thorne raised an eyebrow slightly. "Then I have even less to discuss with him."
"Mrs.—" Sidney Tate started to call out to her, but caught himself and quickly changed his address. "Miss Thorne, I really think you should talk to Mr. Crawford. It seems to be about Miss Sutton."
Hearing this, Summer Thorne slowly stopped and turned to look at him.
The "Miss Sutton" he mentioned was, of course, Georgia Sutton.
"What happened to her?" Summer Thorne asked.
