His Ugly Bride (Anna and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1236

Summer heard Rosie's puzzled voice and looked into the room from behind Rosie.

Then, she saw a scene that startled her.

Carl sat on the executive chair behind his desk. Sivan lay prone on Carl, looking like she had fallen onto Carl...

The scene was really embarrassing. Summer reached out to cover Rosie's eyes and said, "Rosie, don't look at them."

Rosie was blinking, with her long eyelashes frequently sweeping across Summer's hands.

"I had seen it on TV," Rosie whispered.

Summer said nothing and pulled Rosie out.

"Damn!" Seeing this, Carl glanced at Sivan, who was still on him, and gave out a helpless curse.

He pushed Sivan away hard, and got up to stop Summer.

"Summer, please hear me out!" Carl knew if this news reached Jessica, she would be really mad at him.

Summer held Rosie and looked at Carl as he hurriedly ran after them. It was uneasy to tell from Summer's face how she felt.

Carl anxiously ran a hand across his hair and said awkwardly, "Well, Sivan just accidentally fell on me..."

Summer said, "Oh."

"Please believe me. What I said is true." Summer's reaction panicked Carl.

"I believe you. Of course." Summer trusted Carl, but not Sivan.

But she felt Carl should be responsible for this.

As the boss of Tip Top Media, Carl was usually very busy and would not meet someone casually. Even the employees in the company had to make an appointment to meet him, let alone Sivan, who didn't have any achievements yet.

If Carl didn't give Sivan the privilege of being able to visit him at any time, how could Sivan get the chance to fall on him?

"I believe you, too." Rosie smiled as she imitated Summer's tone.

Now, Sivan was trying to have an affair with Carl.

"You know what I mean," Carl scratched his hair.

"Yes, I know. I'm going to have a meal." Summer held Rosie and left.

Rosie followed Summer for two steps and couldn't help but look back at Sivan.

She whispered to Summer, "That woman and Uncle Carl..."

Summer turned to look at her and explained gently, "There's nothing between them."

Rosie didn't know much about adults, so she just said, "I see."

After they had moved out of hearing range, Sivan asked Carl curiously, "Is that little girl Ms. Summer's daughter?"

"It's none of your business." Carl said with a cold expression, "By the way, you should make an appointment with my secretary before you visit me."