Chapter 793 His Days Are Numbered

There must be someone who deliberately handed Trevin the evidence pointing at Stanley.

As for the one to give this evidence to Trevin....

Summer looked down and laughed mockingly. Who else could it be besides Leonardo?

Leonardo was planning to let Trevin deal with Stanley, so he could take advantage of it?

Summer suddenly remembered the sanatorium Karen said Stanley would go to every week.

Trevin should know something about Stanley, right?

The next day, after Summer drove Rosie to the kindergarten, she asked Trevin out for coffee.

Trevin lowered his voice as if he was afraid that others would hear him. "I'm stalking. I'll have coffee
with you sometime."

Summer frowned and thought for a moment before asking him. "Are you following Stanley?"

"Yes." Trevin did not deny it.

Summer sighed. "It's useless."

Stanley was so vigilant that he had probably already noticed that Trevin was following him, but he didn't
expose him.

"Whether it's useful or not, I'll know after I try. I want to see what Stanley has been doing all day!"
Trevin sounded like he was gnashing his teeth.

Summer kept silent for a moment and said. "Be careful."

"I know."



After hanging up the phone, Summer was a little distracted. Trevin should know that he couldn't defeat
Stanley. However, he still wanted to follow Stanley.

It was not because he was stupid, but because he wanted to do what he could. It was as if she and
Leonardo were fighting over custody.

She knew that she had little chance of winning, but she still had to do it, by all means. Yeah, she had
already become an unscrupulous person.

When Summer passed by her former residential area, she saw a familiar figure from afar.

It was Spencer, whom she had met at the wedding.

He walked towards the entrance of the block and stopped at the doorman, as if he was inquiring about
something.

She could park on this part of the road, so Summer pulled over to see what Spencer was going to do.

Spencer stopped at the doorman for a moment, turned around, opened the door, and got in the car.

What exactly was Spencer doing here? Was he looking for her?

Just as Summer was wondering, her phone rang. The number looked familiar.

She glanced at Spencer's car on the other side. Spencer did not drive away immediately after getting in
the car.

Summer looked at Spencer's car in the distance and answered the phone. "Hello."

"Summer, it's me." Spencer's voice came from the phone.

Summer said calmly. "What's up?"



Spencer paused for a moment before saying. "Grandpa is ill."

Summer was a little surprised. She thought that Spencer came to look for her for some other reason,
but she did not expect that.

Summer looked down at the steering wheel. She sounded a little indifferent. "Then see a doctor."

She didn't want to have anything to do with the Jarretts. She didn't owe them, and she didn't want them
to come to her anymore. It was good for both of them to be irrelevant to each other.

Spencer choked on Summer's words. After a few seconds, he continued. "The doctor said Grandpa
had no more than three months to live. He wants to see you."

Only three months....

Summer thought of Alexander's serious face, and she hesitated. Alexander had used her and
abandoned her for the sake of the Jarretts. However, compared with Lynn and Vicky, he was much
better.

On the other end of the phone, Spencer could tell that Summer was hesitating from her silence. "We
are sorry to you, but please go and visit him since his days are numbered."

There was a trace of earnestness in Spencer's tone. He used to be a playboy, but now he was much
more mature.

After a while, Summer said indifferently. "Let me think about it."

"Alright, I'll send you the address." After Spencer finished speaking, he waited for a while. Hearing that
Summer really did not intend to say more, he hung up the phone.

Very soon, Summer received a text message from Spencer.



She read the text message and stared at the address for a moment. Then, she threw her phone aside
and drove home.

The new house was large. Without Rosie, it looked empty. Perhaps she would spend the rest of her life
like this.

Summer sat on the sofa in the living room and thought for a long time before picking up the car keys
and left.

It would do her no good not to visit him in the hospital, and there was no harm in visiting him, so she'd
better go and take a look.

When Summer walked to the door of Alexander's ward with a bunch of flowers in her arms, the person
inside pushed open the door and came out.

"Summer!" It was Lynn.

Summer hadn't seen him for a long time.

His clothes were slightly wrinkled and he looked tired. He had probably been accompanying Alexander
for the night. Summer did not say anything, but just nodded slightly as a greeting.

Lynn looked at Summer and said. "You came to see Grandpa? He's inside, but he just fell asleep."

Summer walked around Lynn and entered the ward.

The ward was spacious and bright. Alexander was lying on the bed, looking very thin.

Summer put down the flower and looked at Alexander.



Alexander suddenly opened his mouth, his voice old and slow. "Why are you back? There are so many
things waiting for you to handle in the company. In the future, when I'm gone, the Jarretts will rely on
you. Although Spencer...."

"It's me." Summer interrupted Alexander.

Alexander suddenly opened his eyes. The moment he saw Summer, Alexander's eyes lit up.

"Summer is here...." He struggled to get up.

After Summer entered, Lynn did not leave. Seeing this, he immediately walked over and helped
Alexander adjust the bed.

Alexander pointed at Lynn and said. "Go out. I have something to say to Summer."

"Alright." Lynn nodded.

When he passed by Summer, Lynn whispered. "Don't irritate grandfather. He doesn't have much time
left."

Now, Lynn knew how to be a nice son.

Summer ignored him and sat down on a chair beside the bed. Lynn was a little awkward. He
straightened his clothes and went out. He closed the door.

Now, only Summer and Alexander were in the room.

Alexander's eyes were somewhat cloudy. He stared at Summer for a long time and said. "You were a
very beautiful child when you were young. Unfortunately, your mother was short-sighted and treated
you unfairly."



Summer was a little puzzled at first, and then she laughed. "So, you've always been standing by,
watching my mother dote on Vicky and treat me unfairly. You saw all of this clearly, but you didn't say
anything."


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