This version of her makes everyone more convinced that Summer Sutton is lying. Fresh chapters posted on 𝔫𝔬𝔳𝔢𝔩•𝗳𝗂𝗋𝖾•𝕟𝕖𝕥
After all, who would deliberately hurt themselves so badly, risking their own life?
After leaving the Walyon Family, Summer Sutton didn’t know where to go. That evening, she bought a train ticket, and after more than ten hours on a high-speed train, she returned to River City.
After arriving, she found a small inn and checked in. She first went to sweep the graves of Grandpa Sutton and Father Sutton.
Whenever Summer Sutton feels distressed, she comes to Father Sutton’s grave, looks at him, talks to him, and it always makes her feel better.
This is her way of relieving stress, talking to her dad makes her feel like he’s right there, supporting her.
Whenever she thinks of the dreams her dad didn’t fulfill, she feels motivated again.
It was always before.
She placed the bunch of chrysanthemums she bought in front of the tombstone, stared quietly at the photo on the tombstone, and her lips curled bitterly.
"Dad, I’ve left the Walyon Family because I learned Gina Sutton’s secret."
"Before coming here, I really felt very, very bad. I was so lost about the future, completely lost direction."
"The accident this time was very serious. Gina Sutton wants to kill me, even at the expense of risking her own life. We don’t know if she’s awake yet."
"Every time she is so ruthless, willing to use any means to achieve her goal, even if it means a mutual destruction with me."
"Dad, no one at home believes me except Adrian Walyon. Nothing I say helps."
"Dad, sometimes I’m really so tired, I really wish you were still by my side..."
"Why do people have so many troubles? There are people you don’t even want to deal with, you didn’t provoke them, yet they want to destroy you."
"Even without this accident, I know Gina Sutton would find a way to make me leave the Walyon Family. It’s only a matter of time. She came into this family with just that purpose."
Summer Sutton stood in front of the tombstone, talking to Father Sutton’s tombstone by herself for a long time.
Sometimes, she would let out soft sobs.
But after a while, her gaze returned to clarity.
"Dad, don’t worry too much about me. I won’t be defeated! I will find a way to prove my innocence soon. Gina Sutton has done so many guilty things. Even if I leave, she won’t get away easily!"
She stayed at the cemetery for quite some time, until the sun set before she slowly left.
Back at the small inn where she was staying, she took a simple shower, planning to casually go downstairs to solve the dinner problem, when her eyes glimpsed at the phone she had discarded for days, and she felt lost.
It had been three days since she left the Walyon Family. When she left, she couldn’t even see Adrian Walyon.
Over these three days, would he continuously be looking for her?
Summer Sutton stared at the phone in a daze for a long time, trembling as she picked it up.
With her heart stalled and carrying a hint of expectation, she slowly unlocked the phone screen.
The phone was filled with many missed calls, all from Adrian Walyon.
He called 72 times, sent 144 text messages—meaning every hour since Summer Sutton left, he maintained almost one call per hour and a text every half hour.
The content of the messages was almost identical. Each one was asking where she was and saying that he was looking for her.
Summer Sutton quietly watched the phone, her eyes slowly enveloped by a mist...