Chapter 600 You Should Thank Me When You Left Hoover City

Right now, she had no other choice but to listen to Stanley.

After all, no matter what Stanley was up to, Summer was a logical and active adult. There must be a
solution. But Rosie was too young to suffer from anything.

Stanley raised his hand, glanced at the watch, and then gazed at Summer, "One minute."

"Thank you." Summer turned around and closed the door.

Jenny said discontentedly, "Sir, you are too polite to her! You should just directly take her away!"

Stanley did not reply. He only turned around and looked at Jenny coldly.

Jenny shuddered and lowered her eyes. She just stood respectfully then.

Stanley said, "Less talk, more action."

Jenny bit her lips, "Yes."

In the room, Summer quickly found the phone that Leonardo had given her. She found Leonardo's
number and quickly texted a message.

"He's here. Take Rosie away."

Time was running out. Summer could only inform him this.

However, these few words were enough for Leonardo.

After Summer sent the message, she emptied her phone, muted it, and put it in Rosie's pocket.

If she guessed correctly, there should be a GPS tracker in the phone.



Even if Stanley wanted to harm Rosie, Leonardo could find Rosie immediately.

After doing all this, Summer took a deep breath, put on her scarf and walked to the door quickly. She
unhurriedly opened the door.

She walked out and closed the door.

Jenny was extremely dissatisfied with Summer. She sneered and said, "It's almost two minutes now!"

Jenny had the right to speak, and Summer also had the right to not listen.

Summer looked straight at Stanley and said, "Let's go."

Jenny was about to scold Summer when she saw Summer completely ignoring her, but she looked at
Stanley's expression and shut her mouth.

Jenny was actually a calm person, but Stanley seemed to be so interested in Summer, so she couldn't
remain calm.

Why did women bother women?

Jenny could not escape this. She adored Stanley, but she never thought about how to express her
love, nor did she try to draw his attention. On the contrary, after knowing that Stanley was interested in
Summer, she began to make things difficult for Summer.

Love made a wise woman a fool. Summer did not care much about Jenny as she was a fool now.

Stanley glanced at the door and then left with Summer.

However, his last glance made Summer somewhat uneasy.

She no longer believed in Stanley, nor did she believe that Stanley would let Rosie go easily.



Good people were born with good intentions. In disguised kindness hid a more obvious form of malice.

Stanley was the latter.

Summer did not believe that there was still a bit of kindness in Stanley. She only hoped that he was not
that evil.

Leonardo lived next door. If he moved instantly, Rosie would be fine.

Summer was thinking a lot, and she walked a little slowly.

Jenny had been staring at Summer. Seeing that Summer was walking so slow, Jenny directly grabbed
Summer.

Summer looked at her and sneered.

Jenny's face grew darker. Just as she was about to speak, Stanley said, "Let her go."

"Sir!" Jenny was restless, but she still let go of Summer.

Jenny snorted at Summer and walked to the front to lead the way.

They did not leave immediately after they came downstairs.

Summer noticed that Stanley signaled to Jenny, and Jenny gathered her subordinates.

When their people gathered around, Jenny split them into two teams.

Jenny pointed at one side, "You guys drive through the back door. The rest of you follow us from the
front."

Hearing this, Summer suddenly turned to look at Stanley.



Stanley lowered his eyes. He finally saw a trace of surprise on Summer's face as he wished. Stanley
smiled, "Summer, do you want to bet?"

Summer looked at him vigilantly, "What?"

"We bet if Leonardo can guess whether we're going through the front door or the back door." Stanley
became excited, like a child who was about to get the toy he wanted.

When Summer saw what Jenny did just now, she vaguely guessed what Stanley had told Jenny to do.

Back then, when Summer set fire to Leonardo's villa, Jerome helped her escape. That was the same
trick.

It was a light-bulb moment for Summer. She narrowed her eyes and asked Stanley, "Do you know
Jerome?"

"Your first love? Of course I know him." Stanley became even more excited, "Summer, you don't know,
right? You should thank me when you left Hoover City."

Stanley thought of something and said with regret, "Unfortunately, we could have known each other in
Australia, but people sent by Leonardo kept a close eye on you. They didn't even give me the chance
to save you. They directly dealt with those people who were high on drugs. What a pity..."

Summer's mind exploded. It took a long time for her to react.

She murmured, "What do you mean?"

Stanley patiently explained to her, "I was the one who sent those people over. I was going to be the
hero, but they were found by Leonardo's people. I lost my chance."



"You said I saved you before. You lied?" When Summer was in Australia, she had indeed encountered
a few incidents. She called the police for that.

At that time, Stanley said Summer had saved him. But Summer did not think too much.

Stanley's presence was a complete fraud.

Summer felt her body rigid with fear.

She was also appalled.

When she was abroad, she was pregnant. It was not convenient for her, so she had been through a lot.

At that time, she only thought she was lucky to head off danger.

Only after a group of drug users moved next door did she realize that Leonardo had been following her
all the time.


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