Summer Sweetheart novel (Leonardo and Summer)

Molly reported briefly and did not take up too much of Jessica's time.

Just as she hung up the phone, someone knocked.

"Who?" Jessica raised her voice.

"It's me."

Rosie's voice came from outside.

"Rosie?" Jessica said with a smile. She stood up and opened the door.

"Auntie Jessica, come play Lego with me." Rosie opened her eyes wide and raised Lego in her hand.

"Alright. I take it for you."

Jessica took Rosie to her room.

They entered Rosie's room. Summer was already there.

Jessica and Summer looked at each other with a smile. They sat on the carpet, chatting and playing Lego with Rosie.

Summer asked her, "How have you been recently?"

"Just so so. Nothing special." Jessica laughed.

Jessica seemed to be the same as usual.

"You ate so little for dinner. Are you trying to lose weight?" Summer asked her.

"No. My appetite is not good recently. I don't want to eat." Jessica did not know why. She did not have any appetite although those food were her best love in the past. Summer smiled, "You are going to start shooting. I thought the director asked you to lose weight."

"This character doesn't need me to lose weight."

Summer continued, "How are you feeling recently?"

Jessica tilted her head slightly and felt a little strange, "Are you doing an interview? These questions are strange."

"I'm just preparing for my new script. A character in it is an actor." Summer muddled through.

"You are already like this. Why are you still thinking about your work?" Jessica glanced at her belly.

Summer said, "I feel fulfilled, happy and motivated when I'm working. Aren't you happy at work?"

Jessica's smile faded. She said somewhat puzzled, "I feel I've lost my enthusiasm for work recently. It's not as fun as it used to be."

Summer didn't interrupt her and only listened silently. She knew that Jessica still had something to say.

Jessica pondered for a moment and went on, "I have been acting for so many years. Maybe I need a rest." "Then do something happy." Summer suggested.

"Something happy?" Jessica pondered but found that she didn't know what could make her happy.

In the past, she would feel happy when she was paid for a movie.

She felt happy when she bought clothes, a bag or a car.

But now, none of those attracted her.

Jessica was sunk in her thoughts. She glanced casually and found Rosie had fallen asleep sometime.

"Rosie is asleep." She whispered to Summer.

Summer got up and wanted to carry Rosie to bed.

"Let me do it." Jessica stopped her, "She's not light."

"It's fine. I can hold her."

Jessica ignored Summer. She bent down and carried Rosie onto the bed.

When Rosie was put in the bed, she opened her eyes and muttered, "Auntie Jessica."

Then she turned over and fell asleep.

She had the most adorable voice.

"I also want a child," Jessica said.

Summer teased her with a smile, "Then have one."

Jessica said angrily, "Who can I have it with?"---------------