Summer Ford found out why he left just a few days later when Rousseau inadvertently heard Jasper Sheridan mention it.
He went to Veridia, went abroad!
He left without saying anything, and this made Summer Ford feel inexplicably a little uneasy.
But then again, they were only in a marriage of convenience, he didn't love her, and she didn't love him, so there was no reason for him to explain his whereabouts to her.
Thinking this way, that slight discomfort in Summer Ford's heart was waved away again.
With Ethan Laurent's departure, she was the only one left in the vast villa.
Living alone in such a big place, loneliness was inevitable.
During the day, spending time with Rousseau and so many others didn't feel like anything, but at night, walking alone up and down the stairs, the sound of footsteps echoing above the house made the feeling particularly obvious.
This type of life was something Summer Ford had long been accustomed to before marrying Ethan Laurent.
