Leo Morgan wasn't the only one shocked by the voice.
Summer Thorne didn't look up, but the moment she heard his voice, she couldn't help but close her eyes.
'Why?'
'I've already done so much, so why did he still show up?'
'It shouldn't be…'
'This really shouldn't be happening…'
'It had only been a little over ten minutes since Leo Morgan's phone signal was blocked. There was no way he could have gotten here to Sudor all the way from the Sutton Villa in the north.'
'Unless he could fly.'
And yet, here he was.
Summer Thorne couldn't dwell on what might have gone wrong. At this moment, all she could think about was ending this, and ending it now. She had to bring this to a close—
And so, just a few seconds later, she opened her eyes again and stared at Leo Morgan.
The moment Leo Morgan met Summer Thorne's gaze, he instantly realized what was about to happen. He tried to react, but found his entire body had gone rigid. He couldn't even make a sound.
