His Ugly Bride (Anna and Sebastian) novel Chapter 518

Summer had no idea who would go against the Emerson Group.

At this moment, the doorbell suddenly rang.

She checked through the peephole and found that it was Tim.

"Assistant Tim, why are you here?"

After opening the door, Summer realized that Tim had brought a few bodyguards with him.

"Mr. Emerson sent me here." Tim nodded and said.

Summer showed him the way and said, "Come in please." She knew Tim was trustworthy.

"I won't bother you. Mrs. Emerson, Mr.

Emerson asked me to accompany you to pick the wedding dress. If you are free, we can set off now."

Hearing what Tim said, Summer was dumbfounded. She still remembered what Leonardo had said before, but she didn't expect him to arrange it so quickly.

It seemed that he couldn't wait to get married. Summer frowned slightly and asked him, "Where is Leonardo?"

"Mr. Emerson is busy in the company." Tim replied respectfully.

Summer asked again, "What about Rosie? Where is she?"

"She's at Mr. Emerson's manor." Speaking of Rosie, even Tim couldn't help but smile.

"What if I say I don't want to pick the wedding dress?"

"Then I'll send the dresses here. What do you think, Mrs. Emerson?" Tim said in a calm tone and he looked exceptionally serious, as if he had given an earnest answer after thinking for a while.

"Tim!" Summer said in an aggravated tone, "You know it's not time for us to talk about getting married. There are too many things unsettled properly. Why don't you persuade him?"

When Leonardo suddenly asked him to arrange the wedding, Tim was also a little surprised. After all, it was too sudden. And Tim was a married man who remarried after divorce. Marriage was a big deal and it should be treated with caution.

Sometimes, it was not necessary to get married just because people love each other.

Tim and his wife got married after graduating from college. They got married too early, so when something was wrong in their marriage, both of them were so tired that they just divorced.

As for Leonardo and Summer, they had experienced so much. As bystanders, Tim also felt tired and hoped they could be happy together.

However, Leonardo was too domineering, and sometimes the way he handled things was somewhat excessive.

In Leonardo's world, he would definitely be able to do whatever he wanted.

"Mrs. Emerson, you can't even persuade him. How can I?"

Summer was left speechless by Tim's words.

A person as arrogant as Leonardo rarely listened to other people's advices.

"Mr. Emerson is a little different from ordinary people, but no one can stop him from doing what he wants. I know getting married is only a formality for you and Mr. Emerson. What you are dissatisfied with is his attitude."

Tim's words hit the nail on the head. Summer remained silent for a while.

Seeing this, Tim continued, "Mr. Emerson has weakness in his character, which you know very well. However, because he lost his memory due to hypnosis, he seems to be worse than before. However, his love for you has never changed. You should also know this well."

Summer understood what Tim meant. There were two connotations in his words. First, Leonardo was such a man, but he always loved her; Second, she had no other options but marry Leonardo. No one could ever change his mind.

Tim looked at Summer in surprise from the rearview mirror, but he did not say anything else. He stopped the car at the gate.

Summer did not wait for the bodyguard to come and open the door for her and went out.

Seeing her get out of the car so quickly, Tim hurriedly said, "Mrs. Emerson, wait for me. I'm going to park the car first."

Summer had never enter the Emerson Group through the gate, so the receptionist would not let her pass easily.

Summer just replied, "You go first."

She lifted her head to look at the Emerson building and walked in on high heels.

The receptionist recognized her as soon as she entered.

They looked surprised, "Miss, do you have an appointment?"

Summer chuckled and said, "Since you don't know me, how do you know I'm here to see someone?"

A trace of embarrassment flashed across the face of the receptionist who had just asked Summer.

With her good professionalism, the receptionist kept smiling and asked, "May I ask if you are looking for someone?"

"Yes, I'm looking for your president, Leonardo. " After Summer finished speaking, she added, "Is he here?"

"Yes ... but if you want to see him, please make an appointment first."

The receptionists had probably seen the news and believed it, so when Summer said she was looking for Leonardo, a trace of disdain appeared in their eyes at the same time.