Watt Bennet stared at her like this, momentarily dazed, and all of a sudden he had the feeling he was seeing the first light of a bright future for the two of them.
At that thought, the corners of his lips lifted slightly.
Summer Sutton had said she liked snowy weather.
And winter in Northtown was a season of heavy snow.
Watt Bennet had once said that in every snowy day to come, he hoped to see her by his side.
Now, it had been three years since they got married. After everything they'd been through, to still see her beside him in the same kind of weather—this feeling, to Watt Bennet, was really good.
After driving Summer Sutton back to the apartment, Watt Bennet didn't go home that night.
Summer Sutton seemed used to him staying at her place; she didn't say anything about him staying over.
Pushing his luck, Watt Bennet went back out in the car after they got home and bought some of his daily necessities.
