“No, you can leave first. Someone will take him back soon,” Weston said. After the call ended, Weston looked at Frederick and said, “If you want to be with Jacqueline in the future, you must always stand by her and believe her. You have to help her if she’s in trouble too.” “I will definitely help Jackie with all my might,” Frederick said. “Good!” Weston hoped that Frederick would always remember what he said today. -Summer didn’t expect Harry to show up at her door being drunk. “Harry, it’s late. I’m going to bed,” Summer said coldly and tried to close the door. He stopped her by putting a hand on the door frame. “Don’t… don’t close the door. I’m here… to see you and… to talk to you. Don’t worry… I won’t do anything… to hurt you…” Harry was so drunk that he couldn’t even speak properly. Summer frowned and wondered how much he had drunk. “But I don’t want to see you, and I don’t have anything to talk to you about!” Summer said. “Don’t come looking for me when you’re drunk.

Harry turned around and left. However, he fell to the ground after a few steps. He had fainted. -Harry had a long dream. In the dream, he was preparing for his upcoming wedding with Summer, Nathan had gone abroad, there was no car accident, he didn’t suspect Summer, and Summer wasn’t locked in the psychiatric hospital. They were deeply in love, and Summer was pregnant. She gave birth to a baby boy a few months after their wedding. He had a happy family. Harry didn’t want to wake up from this dream because he had to face the harsh reality once he was awake. “Harry! Harry!” Someone was calling his name over and over again!“What happened to you?! You were fine when we last saw you!” It was Michelle’s voice. Harry knew that it was time to wake up. He slowly opened his eyes to see his parents’ worried expressions. “Dad… Mom… Why are you guys…” “What happened, Harry? Did Summer ask someone to break your fingers?” Michelle asked anxiously.As soon as Summer’s name was mentioned,

Harry attended the court sessions in hopes of meeting Summer again, but he was disappointed because Summer wasn’t there. It was a luxury for him to meet her now. Summer was in North’s office when the lawyer told her about the final verdict. “How did the lawsuit turn out?” North asked. “Better than expected.” “Congratulations. I think your abilities are enough to control Hope Corporation if you’re going to rejoin them.” If it wasn’t for the car crash, Summer would have already taken control of the entire Hope Corporation.“No, I won’t. I’m going to sell my shares. After going through everything, I just want to live a peaceful life,” Summer said. North was surprised by Summer’s answer. She was giving up a huge amount of money that would drive ordinary people crazy.“What are your plans?” North asked.“I want to go to Solaria and study at the Institute of Archaeology. Maybe I’ll join the archaeological field in the future.” Nathan also liked archaeology. North wondered if Summer w

“Mhm,” Summer nodded. “My archaeology studies will take at least three years. After that, I’ll think about whether I want to move here for real.” “You’re not going back to Lanford?” Clara asked again.Summer felt melancholy at the mention of Lanford. “I will only go back to pay my respects to Nathan on his death anniversary and also when my child needs me.” Her only ties in Lanford were Nathan and Hayden.Selling her shares was the best proof that she wanted to leave Lanford."How's Hayden doing?" Clara asked with concern."The doctor said his recovery is pretty good, and he'll be healthy enough to leave the hospital after some treatment,” Summer said.“Great!” Clara was relieved to hear that. A mother’s greatest fear was her child’s well-being. “Does he know that you’re his biological mother?” Summer shook her head. “I’m not sure. I’ve only met him a few times. Sometimes, I think that it’s better for him to not know that.” She didn’t want the adult’s grudges to affect Hayden’s ha

“Maybe he still has some feelings for me. Only a little bit.” Clara sighed. “I guess I’ll have nothing more to do with him after I sign the papers. Our only connection will be the children.” “Do you really want to get a divorce? If you really love him, find a way to end his hypnotism. Isn’t it great to have a happy family of four?” Clara shook her head. "No. My liver isn’t healthy. I had liver cancer and a liver transplant. Giving birth to Amy put a toll on my liver. I don’t know how long I can live. Why should I make him suffer again? He doesn’t love me now, and I think it’s better to get a divorce.” “Won’t you regret it?” “There are a lot of regrets in life. I should be grateful that my life is peaceful with you guys around me now.” Summer looked at Amy and handed her back to Clara. “I think that we can always avoid regrets. Some regrets can still be made up for, and some regrets can never be made up for. Like me, Nathan is gone, and I can never make it up to him. On the other h