Chapter 1328: Family of Four

Chapter 1328: Chapter 1328: Family of Four

Watt’s gaze slanted towards her, his eyes suddenly deepening.

His words left Summer Sutton momentarily distracted.

Quietly looking at his eyes, which were as dazzling as the stars in the dark, Summer’s lips curved slightly.

Has he been thinking about this all along?

"Alright, go to sleep! Your eye bags could hold IV bottles now." Not wanting her to stay up late just to accompany him in this madness, Watt urged her.

"Where?" Summer was somewhat dissatisfied with his words, as it concerned her image, "It’s just a little bit."

Watt’s lips twitched; his gaze lingered on her, teasing her, "I don’t mind, so why should you? We’re already married, no matter how you look, I still love you!"

He said it as if the marriage certificate has already been obtained, and accepting every aspect of her was inevitable.

Summer pouted slightly but paid little attention.

She knew he simply enjoyed joking around.

Shifting into his arms, Summer held onto him and closed her eyes.

Watt’s villa was unusually quiet.

So quiet that there was not a single noise to be heard; the entire villa only resonated with the quiet sounds of nature.

The branches, unable to bear the weight of the snow, fell; the wind rustling the curtains; even the sound of snowflakes falling seemed audible.

Leaning against Watt’s chest, Summer quietly listened to the sounds outside, suddenly feeling extraordinarily secure at that moment.

Maybe it was his magic, only by his side did Summer feel this way.

Knowing he was there, no matter how the world was outside, seemed to leave her without worries.

A dreamless night.

When she woke the next day, it was still snowing.

Watt was in the garden building a snowman.

Holding the snow, he casually molded two little figures, then picked up a branch to nonchalantly sketch out facial features.

What he drew looked quite lifelike and realistic at first glance.

Summer Sutton squatted beside him, watching the snowman he built.

"What are you making?"

Watt ignored her; after finishing the two snow figures, he proceeded to sculpt two smaller snow figures.

One looked like a boy, the other like a girl.

The four snowmen placed together looked like a family of four.

As Summer stared at the snowmen he built, she suddenly grasped the message he wanted to convey.

Turning her face to look at him, she was somewhat surprised.

Is this his ideal family setup?

With her, him, a son, and a daughter...

Watt didn’t provide any explanation for his actions; he tossed the branch aside, brushed the snow off his hands, and took the wool scarf from his neck to wrap it around Summer’s neck again and again.

"It’s so cold, hurry inside!"

Getting up, he pulled her towards the house.

Summer turned her head to the snowmen he had just built, quietly gazing at the four snowmen standing together, her gaze softening...

Summer still had to go to the company, after going inside, she casually whipped up some breakfast, and after finishing, she headed to Royal Delight.

Busy all day at Royal Delight, Watt came to pick her up in the evening.

Instead of taking her straight home, he drove her to a dress shop first.

He didn’t explain why he brought Summer to such a place, but upon entering, Summer instantly understood.

Is he truly anxious about the wedding?

Watt didn’t say, so Summer pretended not to understand his intention.

When trying on the dresses, she obediently followed the attendant into the fitting room, then came out to show Watt each dress one by one; by the time they finished trying dresses in the store, it was already ten o’clock.