"As long as you're happy." Summer Fairmont quickly compromised, who could blame her for liking how Artie Vaughn looked when he was happy.
In the morning, she had clearly decided to let Artie go back home with "resentment" and get used to a life without Summer Lowell by his side.
Yet, at the moment she realized she could follow Gordon Sterling's car to win Artie Vaughn back, Summer Fairmont went without hesitation.
Summer Fairmont was sincere, as long as Artie Vaughn was happy, she didn't want to see him sad or upset, especially because of a misunderstanding regarding her and Sean Lowell's relationship.
The feelings Summer Fairmont had for Artie Vaughn were difficult to describe with just one or two conventional words.
Her actions today were so much like a mother dealing with her own child who throws a tantrum and refuses to eat.
She said with her mouth, "If you don't want to eat, then don't. Go hungry for a few meals and you'll behave naturally."
