Chapter 1266: The Past 100 Days, Thinking of You Every Day (Part 3)

Chapter 1266: Chapter 1266: The Past 100 Days, Thinking of You Every Day (Part 3)

Even if Summer Sutton could guess what he had been busy with lately, she couldn’t possibly show it in front of the camera, right?

Summer Sutton felt a bit awkward after his words, her lips stiffly pulling into a smile as she pretended not to understand him, "Mr. Bennet is so humorous, how would I know?"

Watt Bennet didn’t continue to beat around the bush with her and answered very directly this time, "Thinking about someone."

Summer Sutton was looking down at the questions she prepared.

A sudden remark caught her off guard for a few seconds, her fingertip froze on the screen of her phone.

The question she had just asked him was what he had been doing for the past few months without making a public appearance.

Watt Bennet’s answer was, thinking about someone.

Several months spent thinking about a person every day...

He didn’t specify, but if this program were broadcasted domestically, everyone would most likely know who Watt Bennet was thinking about.

Summer Sutton didn’t expect him to be so direct on the show; she was stunned for a while after his words, her emotions slightly stirred.

Watt Bennet was watching her, his eyes tilted toward her, gazing deeply.

His eyes on her were the same as before, with no difference whatsoever, always that deep look that made one want to drown in them.

Summer Sutton met his gaze, her originally calm eyes turning chaotic after the eye contact.

She quickly lowered her head, nonchalantly staring at her phone before she moved directly to the next topic.

"Every perfume series that Mr. Bennet develops seems to tell a story. I wonder if I’m right?"

"So you could tell." Watt Bennet’s answer, as always, didn’t waste a single word.

His responses were always so direct that Summer Sutton found it hard to handle.

This didn’t seem like an interview at all; an uninformed person might even think the two were reminiscing.

Summer Sutton was at a loss for words after Watt Bennet’s reply, calming herself before she blandly responded, "I asked because I didn’t know."

She thoroughly distanced their relationship, denying all of Watt Bennet’s insinuations.

This kind of action from her actually didn’t surprise Watt Bennet.

He would have been surprised if she admitted their relationship in front of the camera.

Without taking it to heart, the interview continued.

Summer Sutton asked many more business-related questions afterward.

Due to Watt Bennet’s concise answers, the originally planned time was drastically shortened.

In the end, she had to spontaneously add more questions.

The interview lasted for half an hour and ended at one o’clock.

Watt Bennet’s hotel was in the suburbs, and when Summer Sutton arrived past seven in the evening, there were hardly any people on the road.

Now, in the middle of the night, on her way back, there would surely be even fewer people.

She didn’t mind; living alone abroad, she assumed she’d face such situations more often in the future, and she had to get used to it.

"Thank you, Mr. Bennet, for taking your valuable time," she said formally, shaking hands with Watt Bennet as she clutched her interview materials and intended to exit the room.

She had reached the doorway when Watt Bennet’s voice suddenly rang out from behind, "Where are you going in the middle of the night?"

His voice was slightly raised, with a tone that carried a bit of anger, almost yelled out, clearly showing that her leaving had sparked his temper.

Summer Sutton stopped in her tracks, turning her head in surprise to look at him, momentarily unsure of what he meant by his words.

They had agreed to part ways, and he had agreed to it too. Now that their relationship wasn’t what it used to be, she obviously had no reason to stay there.