Chapter 1258: The Freedom You Want, I’ll Give You

Chapter 1258: Chapter 1258: The Freedom You Want, I’ll Give You

Thinking about this question, Watt Bennet felt a bit of bitterness in his heart.

Yet, she spoke to him so seriously!

She truly wants him to let go...

Everyone has their own principles. Summer Sutton’s principle is that marriage must be pure, allowing no impurities at all. Hence, in face of this matter, her attitude is so decisive. Watt does not blame her.

However, after loving her for three years, and even longer, now she just tells him to let go. She says it so simply!

But Summer Sutton wasn’t wrong in saying that during the nearly three years of their marriage, he never gave her a bit of freedom in matters of the heart.

Whether it was marrying her or falling in love, he used the most forceful approach.

Summer Sutton’s words left Watt Bennet silent for quite a long time.

Lost in thought for quite a while, he finally looked at her again. There was a trace of dimness in his eyes.

Slowly opening his mouth, he spoke very slowly, "If what you want is just freedom, then I’ll give it to you!"

Summer actually thought that persuading him would take at least ten days to half a month, but unexpectedly, just a moment of silence was enough to get through to him.

Her face slowly lifted up, and she looked at him with a somewhat bewildered gaze.

"But, the time I give you won’t be long." After a brief pause, his gaze regained its firmness. "At most a year. After a year, if you still haven’t returned to the country, I will find every way possible to keep you by my side. Did you hear me, Summer Sutton!"

Each word he said landed heavily, as if making a proclamation to her.

Summer Sutton listened to his words in a daze, seemingly shaken, her body stiff and unable to recover from his words for a long time.

Watt Bennet seemed worried that if he stayed longer, he might regret what he’d just said, so after speaking, he didn’t linger at all.

With a reverse motion, he shut the door and quickly left her apartment.

Summer Sutton stood frozen in the living room, still in shock, unable to recover from his words for a while.

By the time she realized he had already left, Watt Bennet had already reached outside the neighborhood, bending over to get into his car.

Summer Sutton stood on the balcony, quietly watching his back, inadvertently lost in thought once again.

Merely watching him, her gaze lingered on him and she forgot to redirect it until Watt Bennet’s car left her line of sight, disappearing from view.

For a long time after he left, Summer Sutton looked at the empty house and seemed to finally realize he was gone, her heart feeling somewhat desolate.

Returning to her room, she reorganized it a bit, taking several days to adapt to what Watt had said.

He really left.

She said to separate, and he agreed.

Possibly for a long time in the future, he will be absent from her life, and he won’t come to bother her.

This is the life Summer Sutton had wanted ever since the incident occurred days ago.

But when this day really arrived, Summer Sutton’s heart did not feel as relieved as she had expected.

A year’s time isn’t too long, but it’s not short either.

What will become of her and Watt Bennet in a year? No one knows.

After she’s gone, how many women will surround him, trying every means to win him over?

Summer Sutton was heavy-hearted, even distracted while job hunting.

But this was the life she chose herself, and no matter what, life has to go on.

Forcing herself not to think about these things, Summer Sutton then devoted her thoughts entirely to crafting resumes and applying for new jobs.