Summer Sutton was taken aback by his words, gazing at him with a bit of astonishment, as if she hadn't expected him to be so straightforward.
He only admitted to his intentional behavior; the rest didn't need explaining, and Summer Sutton understood.
Intentionally choosing the house furthest away so she would drive him back, intentionally creating more time for them to be together, intentionally making it so she couldn't leave once she arrived, and even tonight's banquet was all intentionally arranged by him.
After his words, Summer Sutton was dumbfounded for quite a while and tossed him a line, "You're so boring."
She turned around, wanting to walk out of the villa area, but Watt Bennet's voice came from behind, "There's truly no car. You should have seen that on the way up."
There wasn't a hint of deceit in his words; when they first came up, Summer Sutton drove him herself.
After taking that long uphill road, they hadn't encountered any other cars.
