Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 2188: Everything That Needed to Be Said

"Because he bought a house and only put his name on it, you want to break up with him, is that right?" Mrs. Brightwood was emotional. "Adding a name is very simple, I can help you with that!"

"It's not about the house at all. I don't want to marry him anymore, can't you understand?" Summer was also frustrated. She emphasized again, "I have no feelings for him, do you understand? No feelings, no love, I don't want to settle!"

"Summer, you weren't like this before!" Mrs. Brightwood also became emotional and directed her anger at her. "Ever since you entered the entertainment industry, I've noticed you've changed!"

"Mrs. Brightwood, I don't care what you think now." Summer felt it was impossible to communicate with her and decided to keep it short. "I just want to tell you that I broke up with your son and there's no chance of getting back together. Goodbye!" She left her to process it.

After finishing, she hung up the phone, feeling completely chaotic inside.

She didn't know if what she did was right, but she wasn't going against her conscience.

For Summer, making this call did not make her happy.

But she felt a sense of relief in her heart, finally being honest with the Brightwood family elders and expressing her true feelings.

knew they would have a hard time accepting it right away, especially since they were happily

matter had to be clarified sooner or

the breakup in person. Whether they accepted it or not, she would leave it to time and remain firm in her decision. She believed it would be easier to communicate with her

had no feelings for Rupert and could

love him and couldn't be a good

phone and sat alone on the sofa hugging a pillow. She felt very tired and hadn't eaten dinner yet

figure occupied her

in the Brightwood family's apartment

call ended, Mrs. Brightwood's state of mind

memory and wants to break up with Rupert! How can she

heard the content of the call

on the sofa with his brows tightly knit, feeling a heavy blockage

and angry at Rupert. "He should have sorted

their son hadn't actually bought a house but had used all his hard-earned money to pay off debts,