Surprised Wife With Twins
Chapter 2036 A Bit Of Coincidence

Chapter 2036 A Bit Of Coincidence

Spencer felt very uncomfortable, with a strong pulling pain in his heart. He opened the liquor cabinet and took out a bottle of whiskey. He grabbed a highball glass and poured some into it, then drank it in one shot. It was intense... burning, but it couldn't mask the heartache.

He was truly devastated. He even felt pain in each breath he took. At a time when Summer needed him by her side, he was not only absent but also resentful towards her.

He regretted being stubborn and not looking for her after their breakup.

The memory of their kiss on set came back to him. He had put all his feelings for her into that kiss. Only when he was with her did he feel that the world was colorful.

He loved her too much to restrain himself...

Carrying the glass, he walked to the balcony. A slight, cool breeze brushed his face. Spencer couldn't help but glance at the neighboring balcony.

There were potted plants and a hanging chair, neatly arranged on the balcony. Behind the closed glass door, warm light leaked through the floor-length curtains, bringing her figure back to his mind involuntarily Her seriousness while studying the script on the set, jotting down notes with her head lowered, reminded him of her in high school. Her aloofness, every expression, her voice... countless images flashed through his mind.

She was his Summer, the familiar Summer whom he loved. She was back by his side.

Spencer stood by the railing, facing the wind, drinking alone...

His longing for the girl next door began to flood in.

The night deepened. Even after the neighboring lights went out, he still couldn't find any hint of sleep.

Back in his room, he sat on the couch, drinking and scrolling through his sister's posts on "Bubu Loves Cat". His sister must really love cats, right?

As he scrolled, he came across a photo from some time ago and continued to scroll forward. He examined each post carefully, especially those related to Summer. His eyes lingered for a long time. He even thought about what she might have felt in those moments.

It felt like a long time had passed until he stumbled upon a photo of three people...

Agnes was taking a selfie, standing between Summer and a tall, gentle man. All three were smiling, showing their bright, white teeth. There was a sense of joy that reached through the screen. The caption held a deeper meaning: "How can thoughts across the screen compare to having you by my side? Why take a photo? Just to remember today."

So, who was this man? What day was it that day?

Spencer raised his glass and drank, his gaze fixed on the man in the photo. He fell into deep thought and remembered the man's face. Was he Agnes's boyfriend?

He didn't look like it... Agnes was young three years ago, and even younger before that, so she probably wouldn't be in a relationship. Could he be Summer's boyfriend?

When this thought crossed his mind, Spencer was paralyzed and dared not delve deeper. He just kept pouring the alcohol down his throat.

That night, Spencer couldn't sleep again.

The next morning, Agnes woke up as soon as her alarm rang. She gently prepared and left the house. She bought breakfast outside, two pork buns and a glass of soy milk. She ate while waiting for a taxi. Five minutes passed, and not a single car came by... it was strange, as usually there would be constant traffic.

"Oh dear, there's been a landslide up ahead, no cars can get through," a cyclist passing by said to the people at the bus stop.

Agnes wasn't the only one waiting for a car.

A pang of anxiety hit her chest, and she glanced in the direction of the landslide. The main road was deserted.

She quickly checked the time on her phone... if no car came soon, she might miss the meeting.

At that moment, Spencer's Maybach drove out from the neighborhood. He didn't have a shoot that morning, and after a sleepless night, he decided to see Dr. Watson early.

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