During the days Summer Sutton stayed with Manuel Ink, she felt as if she was cut off from the world, unaware of everything happening outside.
Faced with Watt Bennet's angry shout, she didn't defend herself.
Watt was burning with anger inside, ignored her, and turned away to continue scrubbing his already clean pants leg.
He almost scrubbed through the thin fabric of the pants leg. Looking at the drenched pants, he wanted to find a place to dry them, but when his gaze swept toward Summer Sutton's room, seeing the empty space made him even more restless.
He needed everything, but nothing was there. He'd stumbled over uneven mountain paths in the late night, ending up in such a sorry state.
All because of this stupid woman!
The countryside where Summer Sutton lived had inconvenient transportation. Watt drove for two hours to get there, and had to walk over an hour because of the poor road conditions on the mountain.
