Summer walked to the back of the sofa and kissed Rosie on the face.
"Mom." Rosie turned to glance at her, and turned to watch TV again.
Cartoons were really magical.
Summer sat beside Rosie and watched TV with her.
She watched for a while and found the cartoons were quite interesting.
Leonardo knew Rosie well. She would be fascinated when she watched cartoons. So he just ignored her.
After he took a shower and get downstairs, he saw Summer, who was sitting beside Rosie, watching cartoons with a serious expression. He was frozen for a moment.
Leonardo looked at the time and strode over to the mother and daughter. He picked up the remote control and turned off the TV.
Then, he said coldly, "Go take a shower and sleep."
Rosie pouted. Although she was very unhappy, she didn't dare to say anything because the person who turned off her TV was Leonardo. With an "Oh", she was about to slide off the sofa.
But Summer was different.
She stood up and said angrily, "Why did you turn off the TV all of a sudden?"
She just happened to see a beautiful place, and this person suddenly walked over and turned off the TV!
She seemed to understand the feelings of those children who had their TV turned off by adults.
Compared to Summer, Leonardo was much calmer.
He asked Summer, "What time is it?"
Summer looked at the time and said, "9:30 pm."
Leonardo turned around and went upstairs.
Summer understood what he meant.
It was already half past nine, and it was time to go upstairs and take a shower and sleep.
She could understand all this, but could he do it in a better way, or say it more clearly?
He treated Rosie very well, but sometimes the way he handled things was too rough.
Feeling that someone was pulling her clothes, Summer turned around and saw Rosie smiling flatteringly, "Mom, I still want to watch cartoons."
How should she tell Rosie? Actually, she also wanted to watch cartoons, but now it was time to go to bed.
Summer thought for a while and squatted down to discuss with Rosie, "Can we watch it tomorrow? It's too late today. Mom is so sleepy. You can sleep with me tonight and I'll watch cartoons with you tomorrow, okay?"
Rosie nodded in confusion, "Alright."
"My baby is the best!"
Although she had been living with Rosie for several days, it was still beyond her expectations to coax Rosie not to do something.
Summer brought Rosie upstairs and took a shower with her. Rosie then stayed in her room and didn't want to leave.
Summer was soft-hearted, so she let Rosie sleep with her.
Not long after Rosie lay on the bed, she fell asleep.
Only then did Summer get up and prepared to go downstairs to drink some water.
When she passed by Leonardo's study, she discovered that there was light through the cracks in the door.
Was Leonardo still working?
Summer paused for a moment before she left.
The door to the study was suddenly opened from inside.
Leonardo's slender figure appeared at the door.
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