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Predestined Marriage novel Chapter 425

Summary for Chapter 425 She Felt Guilty: Predestined Marriage

Chapter Summary: Chapter 425 She Felt Guilty – Predestined Marriage by Reginald

In Chapter 425 She Felt Guilty, a key moment in the Romance novel Predestined Marriage, Reginald delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

Summer and Jessica hurried back. They opened the door and discovered the TV was turned on.

Summer shouted, "Rosie?"

Rosie stood up from the sofa. There were potato chips on her chin and face. Her hair was messy and she was holding a remote control.

Seeing Summer, she cried out in surprise, "Mom!"

Rosie was small. She had been blocked by the back of the sofa so Summer didn’t see her.

Rosie ran down the sofa and towards Summer barefoot, holding the remote tightly in her hand.

Summer squatted down to wipe the chips off her face. She held Rosie up and said, "What are you doing?"

"TV." Rosie waved the remote control and pointed at the TV behind her.

Jessica walked to the sofa and saw snacks and candies sprinkling on the sofa. Beside them was a bottle of yogurt.

Jessica couldn't stop laughing, "Oh my god, how did Rosie find my snacks and open them! She's so smart!"

Summer walked over with Rosie in her arms. Seeing the mess on the sofa, she pulled a wry face.

"Did you take them by yourself?" Summer put Rosie on the sofa and asked her to stand properly so that their eyes were at the same level.

Summer looked serious. Rosie sensed it and rubbed her small hands behind. She blinked her eyes and whispered, "Yes."

Jessica pushed Summer and said, "You scared her."

"See? Did you make Auntie Jessica's sofa dirty?" Summer asked Rosie as she pointed at the sofa.

Rosie looked at it and nodded.

Summer's tone softened a little, "You can't do this next time, OK? Do you want to help Auntie Jessica clean it up?"

Rosie obediently replied, "Yes."

Summer looked at Rosie and suddenly felt so sad.

She turned around, tears rolling out of her eyes.

Summer calmed herself down and tried to make her sound the same as usual, "Help Auntie Jessica clean the sofa, OK? Mom needs to use the bathroom."

She then hurried to the bathroom.

Summer closed the bathroom door abruptly. She leaned against the door and slowly slid to the ground while covering her face with her hand to suppress the sound of crying.

Outside the door, Rosie pointed at the bathroom door helplessly and looked at Jessica, "Mom?"

Jessica had heard Summer's crying just now.

She smiled and said to Rosie, "Mom is washing her hands. She will come out soon. Now, let's clean the sofa first."

Jessica took over a towel to clean the sofa with Rosie. Rosie kept looking back at the bathroom.

She looked just adorable.

Jessica walked over and knocked on the door, "Summer, how are you?"

Summer's voice came from inside, "It's fine, I'll be right out."

Summer stood up and walked to the sink. After washing her face, she silently looked at herself in the mirror.

Summer felt so sorry for Rosie.

Being her daughter was not happy at all.

Ever since Rosie had been born, Summer had not been able to take good care of her.

Rosie had been stolen away after her birth. When they finally had had a chance to pick her up, the accident happened.

For three years.

Most children liked people with pretty face, among which those who liked to play with them were even more popular.

The relationship between Rosie and Jessica had grown quickly.

Summer brought out the food and called them, "Jessica, Rosie, it's time for dinner."

"Coming." Jessica led Rosie to the dining table.

Rosie rushed and said while giggling, "We're coming!"

The two sat down at the dining table.

Summer brought up the last soup and said to Jessica with a teasing tone, "Have you and Rosie washed your hands?"

Jessica said, "... No."

Summer helped Rosie mix the rice and vegetables up in her bowl during the meal.

Jessica suddenly remembered something. She raised her head and said to Summer, "I have once seen Leonardo and Rosie eating together in the Golden Cauldron Club. He..."

Rosie raised her head and exclaimed, "Leonardo, my dad."

"Huh?" Jessica was confused.

"She calls him by his name." Summer couldn't help laughing when she mentioned this.

It was funny that Leonardo, with such arrogance, would actually compromise with someone besides her.

Moreover, it was just a three-year-old girl.

Hearing this, Jessica also laughed out loud, "Can he bear it? Won't he be angry?"

Rosie had been listening carefully.

She did not understand Jessica's words, but she nodded fiercely and said, "Yes. And he beat me."

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