In Love, Never Say Never (Ashton Fuller and Scarlett Stovall) novel Chapter 1660

Chapter 1660 Back To Normal

Despite that, she still wasn’t in good shape. She continued to tremble slightly, and she was still clutching onto her collar tightly. It was like she was terrified that someone would take it off of her and ruin her imaginary wedding.

Camelia’s mother finally started bawling out loud and only stopped when she ran out of energy.

Fate was something the older generation understood much better than anyone else. Now that she was here, naturally, she was going to give her daughter another chance.

In the end, a private ambulance came to fetch Tobias and Camelia away. Her mother planned to take her overseas to get treatment and therapy, so all of them were going to migrate there and leave their past behind them.

Marcus’ house was truly deserted now, and eventually, it got seized and closed off by the court. After a while, a distant relative came to claim it as inheritance along with all the stocks and investment funds.

With that, K City no longer had any trace of the White family.

After Jared moved away, Summer became even more quiet than usual. Apart from when she was eating, she kept her mouth shut.

I was feeling more down in the dumps than usual after Marcus’ funeral. Ashton was afraid that I would get too deep in my emotions if I stayed at home for too long and kept trying to get me to go to the center to, as he put it, keep an eye on Summer.

Of course, I didn’t actually have to keep an eye on her.

I started off by simply sitting there. The last thing I wanted was to be too overbearing and talk over her since Summer was still the boss in this place. She was still young, so if I tried to take over too much, she would definitely lose her pride in front of all her staff.

The contrast was more than obvious. Summer was always surrounded by people, and I was only sitting at one side. Compared to when I was at home, I began zoning out even more.

Summer was still the kind girl she had always been. After finishing her current requests, the moment someone else approached her, she dragged them in front of me.

She pretended to think about it for a second before asking me, “Mommy, Daddy said you used to be a CEO in your old company. Could you help me out with this one?”

I was more than happy to help. Once I regained my senses, I gave the documents a close once over. Then I referred to my past experiences and did my best to give a neutral opinion.