"Building up energy, huh?" Watt Bennet drew out the words and repeated her statement, then added, "I've always had good energy, isn't that something you realized after our marriage?"
Summer Sutton was seriously choked by his words, feeling completely contemptuous towards him.
There he goes being shameless again.
"No way, we're sleeping separately for the next few nights." After failing to negotiate his consent, Summer simply resorted to pestering.
This time, it was Watt Bennet who was taken aback.
They had known each other for almost three years, and it seemed this was the first time she acted stubbornly in front of Watt Bennet.
Like a little girl, being unreasonable, insistently sticking to her own way.
Watt Bennet twitched the corners of his lips, actually finding her speechless, but chose not to persist in this matter.
How often had Summer talked about separate rooms?
And how often had those attempts succeeded?
