Mr. Marsh’s Twins

So much had happened in the past ten years… Were they still the people who knew each other best? If they got back together, would those historical issues really disappear? Or would new problems arise? After all, back then they were still in school; now they were adults with mature minds.

Summer often thought about these things, especially when she was alone. Recently, she felt that her relationship with Spencer was both familiar and strange. The feeling was too complex and subtle.

“Elisa…”

“Summer, no matter what, you must be happy!” Elisa released her and smiled warmly. “You will definitely be happy!”

“Thank you, Elisa.” Summer reached out to smooth the girl’s hair.

“Alright, today’s shoot is over. Go home and rest well. Spencer might be waiting for you.” Elisa spoke without reservation, treating them as a couple.

Then Elisa grabbed her bag. “By the way, let me give you your phone.” She took out the phone from her bag and noticed many missed calls. She was surprised. “Ah, missed calls! Did you set it to silent? I didn’t hear it ring, sorry.”

“It’s okay, let me see.” Summer took the phone from her and saw many missed calls.

There were calls from her mother, her sister, and Mrs. Brightwood… And a stranger’s number had called three times in the last half-minute.

Just as Summer was wondering why so many people were trying to reach her, the stranger’s number called again. The phone was still on silent.

She answered it in front of Elisa, puzzled. “Hello?” she said tentatively.

“Is this Summer?” The voice on the other end sounded urgent.

“This is she.”

“Hello, this is the hospital. Your mother-in-law attempted suicide by jumping off a building. She’s emotionally unstable but was luckily saved. She’s demanding to see you,” the doctor said. “Although we’ve given her a sedative, if she doesn’t see you, she might become agitated again.”

Summer’s heart tightened but relaxed slightly when she heard that her mother-in-law had been saved.

“So Miss Summer, can you come over?” the doctor asked directly. “If something happens to her here at the hospital, we can’t be held responsible.”

Summer didn’t answer immediately; she felt conflicted. It was a matter of life and death, but what could she do if she went?

Why did her mother-in-law want to see her? She couldn’t marry Rupert; besides, Rupert was missing and had nothing to do with her anymore.

“Miss Summer, can you come?” the doctor asked again after giving her some time to think.All content © N/.ôvel/Dr/ama.Org.

“I’ll come,” she said before hanging up.

Elisa stood by, observing her expression grow serious. “What happened? Where are you going?”

“It’s nothing.” Summer gave a slight smile and started packing her things. “You can go home now; you’ve worked hard lately. Get some rest.”

“Summer, there’s an ad for a lip gloss that the company wants you to endorse. Are you interested?” Elisa asked.

“There are too many things going on right now. I just want to focus on this drama and do it well,” Summer replied firmly. “I can’t do two things at once; I don’t have the time or energy for new projects right now.”