Sweet like Wine: Love Your Dimples Even More-Chapter 129 - 66: No Response for a Long Time

As soon as Sean Lowell arrived at the hospital, he sat up on his own and declared that he could be discharged immediately.

The doctor recommended staying for a 24-hour observation to monitor for any concussion symptoms like vomiting or dizziness.

For issues like soft tissue contusions, the body might feel quite uncomfortable, but it’s certainly possible to go home and rest quietly.

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Artie Vaughn never expected that even Master Sean Lowell, who couldn’t be detained by king crabs, would be unable to walk up the stairs after being thrown over the shoulder by Summer Fairmont and would end up staying at her holiday house on Islay since he couldn’t return to his room at the Lochindaal Hotel.

Artie never imagined that under such circumstances, Summer Fairmont would actually refuse to come to her home to help take care of the patient’s meals.

Not just cooking for the injured, but even the usual, unshakeable routine of preparing three meals a day for Artie was canceled, leaving behind a very Summer Fairmont-like statement: "Fewer people, I’ll come again."

Artie was puzzled, and Sean Lowell said something that surprised her even more: "Thank you, Summer." 𝚏𝗿𝗲𝐞𝐰𝚎𝕓𝐧𝚘𝘃𝗲𝐥.𝐜𝚘𝕞

Summer Fairmont ignored Sean Lowell’s thanks and left directly.

It was obvious that Sean Lowell did not blame Summer Fairmont for the injury.

Unlike Artie, who was worried about Sean Lowell and felt a deep, heartfelt remorse.

Summer Fairmont did not think there was anything wrong with her over-the-shoulder throw at all; other than the obligation to cover medical expenses, she felt no other duty towards Sean Lowell’s injury.

Artie suddenly found she couldn’t understand Summer Fairmont anymore, the Summer she knew was someone who was cold on the outside but warm on the inside, looking after others more than anyone else.

Summer Fairmont felt the same as Artie, she completely could not understand herself anymore.

Having a good sleep, only to find her personal freedom mysteriously restricted—if she didn’t resist, she wouldn’t be the Summer Fairmont who had been independent since the age of 13.

Such a justified action, why did she not even have the courage to stay at the scene?

During Sean Lowell’s 24-hour stay in the hospital, Summer Fairmont did not leave, but she also didn’t go in to watch over him, simply stayed at the payment area checking if there were any fees to pay.

Summer Fairmont went another night without sleep.

She rarely got completely drunk like the previous day.

Normally, if she did get completely drunk, she could sleep well and forget all the unhappy things that happened before getting drunk.

Only this time did Summer Fairmont realize that if she was disturbed soon after falling asleep and directly ended up in the hospital, it didn’t fall into the range where her memory could reset automatically.

Sean Lowell’s princess carry interrupted Summer Fairmont’s process of clearing her memories, leaving her still remembering how she sobbed uncontrollably.

Summer Fairmont didn’t want to see anyone, especially Sean Lowell.

She always had a feeling that once they met, she would have to face things that didn’t even exist.

Summer Fairmont was unwilling to expose her emotions in front of anyone, even if that person was Artie Vaughn.

She had finally made up her mind to say goodbye to the past completely, she couldn’t allow the sudden intrusion of Sean Lowell to interrupt it.

She needed to go back and have a good sleep.

Erase the remaining memories, and start a new life.

Summer Fairmont did this, yet the erasure still failed.

Summer Fairmont absolutely loathed her current self.

She didn’t even understand that letter, why was she sad?

Why did she feel suffocated?

Why did everyone and everything around her also make her feel suffocated?

Something must have gone wrong somewhere, only then would she become so unlike herself.

Perhaps she needed to return to where she was interrupted to start anew.

Summer Fairmont drove to The old castle again, intending to return the documents Hieronymus left her to the executor.

Then, she would have nothing more to do with The old castle and the entire Brunschwig Family.

If all else failed, she could get drunk again and sleep on the castle floor, and surely everything would get back on track.

However, when Summer Fairmont returned to the Brunschwig Distillery, she found the place she once lay completely empty.

The already opened letter was gone, as were the investigative report and family tree she hadn’t had a chance to open.

Summer Fairmont panicked.

She frantically searched everywhere.

Yet she didn’t even know why she was having such emotional turmoil.

How many years had it been since she experienced such emotions?

Ever since she could remember, she’d been someone extremely cold, she surely couldn’t be turning into someone she didn’t even recognize, just from reading a letter with unclear content.

Summer Fairmont sent Artie Vaughn a message in English, asking who had taken her documents.

Artie Vaughn did not respond for a long time.