Predestined Marriage novel Chapter 498

Leonardo let go of Rosie's hand and gently pushed her to Summer. He walked forward and turned on the lights. Summer closed the door. The room, which was dim, suddenly turned bright as if under the sun.

Leonardo approached Michael with a serious expression. There was coldness in his tone, "Long time no see."

Summer also walked to Michael with Rosie. The child was very sensitive. As Rosie saw Michael, she hid behind Summer in fear. Rosie didn't dare to look at him. Summer patted her head and looked at Michael.

Summer hadn't seen him for three years. She was astonished as soon as she looked at him. There was shock on her face. Michael had lost an arm and was sitting in a wheelchair. He was skinny and hollow-eyed, his lips dry. His sweater was too big as if hanging on him. He looked as if being skin and bones. If she met Michael on the street, Summer would not recognize him, as Michael's appearance had changed too much.

He looked weak, old, and gloomy. He had lost his pride because he was no longer the ruler of a wealthy family. He was afraid to be seen by others, like a rat hiding in a sewer.

"You!" As Michael saw Leonardo and Summer, his eyes widened, as if they were about to pop out of the eye sockets. His voice was so rough that they felt uncomfortable.

"Get out! Who allows you to come in? Get out!"

Michael pointed at the door with his eyes wide open.

Leonardo sneered and sat down in front of Michael. He crossed his legs and said leisurely, "I came to see you with my wife and daughter. We have just arrived. And you ask us to leave. Is this how you treat your guests?"

Rosie was frightened by Michael's roar. She hid behind Summer and refused to move forward.

Summer patted her head and took out her mobile phone. She sent a message to Tim, asking him to take Rosie out.

Tim was waiting at the gate. Since he was familiar with the mansion, he quickly came to the room and took Rosie away.

After Rosie left, Summer walked to Leonardo and sat beside him.

Michael stared at them, clenching his fists tightly on the armrests.

Leonardo and Summer sat side by side in front of him, calm and composed. Summer looked good after resting for several months. They were really an eye-catching couple.

The hatred and bitterness in Michael's heart grew like weeds. He became hysterical and shouted in his rough voice, "Get out of here!"

"Kick them out! Anyone out there?"

No matter how Michael roared, no one came in.

Leonardo looked coldly at Michael who was on the verge of madness. He curled his lips, "You are too impatient now. Too easy to get emotional. How did you conceal the truth about my mother's kidnap for more than ten years?"

Summer turned to look at Leonardo. He put on a cold face with a gloomy air, which would scare people off.

Summer could tell that Leonardo still hated Michael when he thought of her mother. He couldn't let go.

A man would live under the shadow of the absence of his mother at an early age, and he might never let go. It was true for Leonardo as well as for her.

She had ignored Karen, but sometimes she was envious of others.

Michael looked at Leonardo with a ferocious expression. He said in a harsh voice as if he was choked by someone, "What do you want?"