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Predestined Marriage novel Chapter 11



Summer Jarrett never sleepwalked.

Face blushing, she turned to look at him, “You..... ˆ

"Im injured." Leonardo Emerson also turned to look at her with a cold voice.

Summer had never been in bed with a man. Leonardo had such a strong and cool aura that Summer calmed down her anger.

She pursed her lips nervously and lifted the quilt to get out of bed. However, the man beside her grabbed her by the wrist.

The man looked at her with doubt, "Why are your hands so white, while your face is like wax?" She took back her hand in surprise and said in a low voice, "l was born like this."

Then, Summer jumped out of bed just like a rabbit and went to the bathroom.

In the bathroom, she looked at the sallow woman in the mirror, with self-mockery flashing in her eyes.

She took the cleansing water from the cupboard under the sink and began to cleanse her face.

A few minutes later, a beautiful woman with rosy cheeks, bright eyes and white teeth appeared in the mirror.

lf it wasn't for renting a house outside after graduation and cleansing her make-up every day, she would have forgotten her original appearance.

Karen, her mother should have been happy that her daughter was beautiful.

But when Summer was a kid, Karen often complaint that Summer stole Vicky .Jarretts thunder. So, Karen never bought new clothes for her.

At that time, she tried her best to make Karen happy.

She fell from the top one to the last one of her grades. She went from a campus belle to an ugly girl who didn't have friends.

But everything was in vain. Her mother didn't care more about her.

Summer didn't want to believe the fact that Karen didn't love her at all.

Half an hour later, she disguised herself again and left the bathroom.

Leonardo leaned over the bed and looked at his cell phone. The expressionless appearance made him more attractive.

She thought over something and said, 'lm going out. You'd better call someone to pick you up and go home."

Leonardo didn't respond.

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