Summer Sweetheart novel Chapter 26

Chapter 26 She Was More Obedient Than a Dog

Summer went back to the Jarrett family's house by car.

The servant saw her and said respectfully, "Lady Summer."

She could understand the change in the servant's attitude.

After all, Summer was now the Emerson family's daughter-in-law, while Vicky was now involved in the scandal, which was very harmful for Vicky's reputation.

"Are parents at home?" Summer spoke slowly, with a good temper.

The servant's attitude was softer, "Yeah, they're waiting for you in the study."

...

She stopped at the door of the study and didn't go in because of the study's conversation.

"Vicky, why are you so hasty! If you have something to do, you can ask her to go home and discuss it. Now you've been photographed outside, and it's very difficult to deal with it."

This was Lynn's voice.

Although his words were to scold Vicky, he didn't think there was anything wrong with Vicky's behavior.

Vicky said bitterly, "I didn't know it would be like this. Daddy, it must have been designed by Summer in advance! Otherwise, how could I have happened to be photographed?"

At this time, Karen was anxious to explain, "Vicky, I know Summer best. She was so stupid that she couldn't even pass the exam when she was a child. How could she do such a thing? She certainly didn't do it."

"Stupid? Without the help of my father, she could be admitted to Hoover Film Academy by herself. Do you still think she is stupid? "

Hoover Film Academy was one of the best art colleges in China.

"She was just lucky. Vicky, don't be angry..."

Summer thought Vicky's words were right that Karen was really mean.

In that video, Vicky scolded Karen severely. But Karen was not angry with Vicky, and now she even tried so hard to please Vicky for fear that she will be fierce.

Vicky was really angry about this incident. Usually, she just pretended to keep peace with Karen, but now she didn't want to pretend.

She directly scolded, "Shut up. You are mean and useless, so is your daughter."

Summer was about to push the door and walk in, but she stopped after hearing those words.

She wanted to know Lynn's attitude.

After a burst of silence, Lynn said in a deep voice, "Don't quarrel any more. Now, the most urgent thing is to deal with the scandal. Right, Summer Jarrett will be here soon."

Because of the door, Summer couldn't see Karen's expression, but she knew that Karen's expression must be very interesting at this time.

After Lynn spoke, there was a moment of silence in the room again.

Summer adjusted her expression well, slightly lowered her head and opened the door.

She looked around, dropped her eyes and whispered to them, "Dad, mom."

Then she looked at Vicky, "Sister."

"Hum!" Vicky snorted coldly, and the expression on her face was also cold, "Why are you standing so far? Come here!"

Summer looked scared and walked slowly toward Vicky.

Summer also looked at Karen habitually.

But Karen turned her head to one side directly and didn't look at her.

Summer, looking frustrated, was about to sit down on the sofa.

All of a sudden, Vicky stood up and slapped her.

The sound was loud, reverberating in the study.

He always felt that the daughter, whom he had never paid much attention to, seemed to have changed since the day she married into the Emerson family.

But now, she was standing in front of him, still ugly and cowardly.

Just as Vicky was about to slap her again, she didn't even want to escape. How could normal people react so slowly?

In this way, Lynn believed most of her words.

It was easy to control a fool.

Lynn leaned back on the chair relaxed and said to Summer in a serious tone, "Yes, we are family, so we should put family first. Now those people on the Internet misunderstand your sister, and what you have to do is to clear up the misunderstanding."

Was it a misunderstanding?

Vicky scolded her and Karen as bitches and dogs. They forced her to marry into the Emerson family. Were these misunderstandings?

Yes, most of the businessmen were snobbish and treacherous. Lynn was very good at confounding black and white.

Summer pretended to be startled and stared at Vicky worryingly, "Vicky, l will deal with it. Don't worry."

Vicky smirked, with disdain flashing in her eyes.

She was more obedient than a dog.

Karen was not as optimistic as they were. She frowned slightly, always feeling that Summer was somewhat strange.

Lynn showed a smile, and his voice was softer, "We're going to have a press conference and you can say what we want you to say."

"I see." Summer nodded her head.

Lynn was satisfied with her attitude, "Well. Stay here and have dinner before you leave."

"OK." Summer drooped her eyes, covering her sarcasm.