"I'm sorry..."
Listening to her soft voice, Noah Drexler's expression changed slightly, and then he moved his lips before speaking.
"Tomorrow, I'll talk to the housekeeper and ask her to be less strict with your meals!" His voice was much gentler than before.
Hearing his words, Summer Shawcross smiled.
"Actually, don't. I think it's quite good to have such a nagging housekeeper at home."
Upon hearing this, Noah Drexler squinted slightly, looking at her with a hint of confusion in his eyes.
"I grew up without a mother or grandmother. Dad and grandpa have always been indulgent with me. When I was a kid, I used to envy my classmates who complained about their moms and grandmas being nagging, so… I find such a housekeeper very dear."
Having a housekeeper nagging at her all day made her feel very secure.
