Summer Fairmont's sudden appearance made the atmosphere of the scene a bit subtle.
The Pouting Siren, who always seemed just a step away from tripping, and The Devilish Lolita, who could do nothing when with Summer Fairmont, were now carrying a tray with white porridge and four small dishes out of the dining room.
Artie Vaughn had already prepared everything, planning to stealthily deliver the porridge and dishes to the caretaker's room for Master Sean Lowell.
Though The Devilish Lolita wasn't very certain herself, it seemed she was indeed attracted to the man who fainted twice upon meeting her twice.
It was an indescribable, unknown, but very compelling attraction.
The Pouting Siren had a strange thought flash through her mind.
Could it be that a man only becomes attractive to her when he faints in front of her?
What kind of psychology is that?
