The President's Accidental Wife

Chapter 146

Summer frowned with her expression slightly changed. Not that she did not want to pay Yvette's bill. It

was just that her credit card might not have enough credit limit to pay.

Yvette’s spending on clothes was humongous, and Summer did not expect this.

But since things had come to such a pass, she had no choice but to pick up the tab.

She forced a smile and took the items from Yvette. There was a fur coat and a leather skirt.

She weighed the coat in her hand and frowned. This leather thing felt heavy, and she expected it to be

anything but cheap.

She did not want to ask Yvette about the price. She just put on a smile. "May I know where the

checkout counter is?" she asked a sales staff.

"This way. Please come with me." The sales staff led the way with a polite smile.

While carrying the clothes and following the sales staff, Summer peeked at the price tags. Belonging to NôvelDrama.Org.

The fur coat was $100,000, and the short skirt was $ 20,000. That added up to $120,000. But her credit

card limit was only $100,000.

Her mind was racing as she approached the checkout counter. She had to pay, but she did not have

enough money. What should she do?

"Ms., are you paying by cash or credit card?" The sales staff asked with a polite smile.

Summer's eyebrows twitched, but she said nothing.

How could she pay $120,000 in cash when she did not even carry her handbag with her?

While she was in a pickle, Mark had come over and handed his credit card to the sales staff. "I will pay

by credit card."

"No problem, Mr. Valentine." The sales staff took the credit card from him.

Mark looked at her and raised an eyebrow. "Yeah.

How else can you pay if not me?"

She pursed her lips and said not a word.

"Please sign here, Mr. Valentine." The sales staff handed him a slip.

Mark picked up a pen and put down his signature on the slip, then looked at Summer. "You may move

over there first.”

Summer glanced at him and nodded, taking the shopping bag and walked into the counter.

"Have you settled the bill?" Yvette asked. She was sitting on a couch and drank water when Summer

walked over to her.

"Yeah, Mom. Do you have anything else to buy?" Summer put on a half-smile.

She secretly breathed a sigh of relief when Yvette shook her head. "I have gotten what I want. We will

go home in a while."

While they were talking, Mark strode over, and Yvette looked at him. "Where have you been, Mark?"

"The gent," he lied.

Summer looked at him with her head tilted sideways, her eyes meeting his.

Something struck her heartstrings, and she quickly looked away.

While walking past the women's section, Mark suddenly stopped in his tracks as he spotted an apricot

coat that looked minimalist yet elegant.

He pointed with his chin at the coat and asked the sales staff, "May I look at this coat?"

Summer was puzzled, but did not give it a second thought. After all, no one could ever tell what was on

his mind.