The President's Accidental Wife

Chapter 248

"That's what you wanted anyway, everything comes with a price," she said emotionlessly. She had no

sympathy for the situation he was in.

Some men were just like that. When they were at a low point in their life, they would do anything to get

to the top. An example - taking advantage of a woman.

However, when he got what he wanted, he would begin to despise her, as if everything she did was

never good enough.

Generally, marriages like this will not last very long. They would eventually end in a divorce. If not,

they'd b e divided by heart.

On the other side.

Before finishing her Foie Gras, Yvette went to the restroom. As she was leaving, she kept making eye

gestures to Baine secretly.

Baine immediately understood her intentions and nodded slightly. Their exchange was almost

unnoticeable.

His deep gaze fell on the Foie Gras in front of him, but Mark was not tempted to eat it at all. Instead, he

was just sipping on his wine.

It was at this time his phone rang. He picked up; it

was Yvette calling.

"Mark, I've met a friend and she invited me to go flower shopping with her now. You don't have to send

me home later, but make sure you do with Raine.

Okay, that's all, bye!”

Yvette did not wait for Mark's response as she hung u p the phone right after she was done speaking.

She was planning to create some alone time for the two of them.

When she hung up, Raine was done with her meal too. She used a napkin to wipe the corner of her

mouth gently with her fair hands as a dim light flashed across her eyes.

"Are you done? I'll send you back," he said in a deep voice as he put down the wine glass in his hand.

"One of my friends is getting engaged tomorrow, I feel like buying a gift for her now. You can send me

home after I am done..."

Raine stood up while saying it. It was her excuse to buy them some time.

While dining, she was observing his actions. She noticed that his mind was wandering somewhere, and This content is © NôvelDrama.Org.

he would zone out every once in a while.

Mark arched his brows but did not protest. His silence acted as a consensus.

The largest shopping mall was located right beside the restaurant. Raine considered for some time

before walking into the jewelry section of the mall.

At the cafe.

Dale agreed with what Summer had just said, but they still could not tolerate his wife's doings.

She was starting to have a headache listening to his complaints as she rubbed her nose bridge, "Then

you should just change her and take it one step at a time."

Dale grunted in disagreement, "In her next life maybe. She is harder than a rock, no matter how hard

you bash it, it would still be in the same shape."

Summer kept her silence. She was getting bored listening to his rants. She leaned her back onto the

cozy sofa idly and looked out the big and clear window.

The pedestrian lights were blinking brightly as people were walking around the streets. The night view

of the city was admirable, but it was a little noisy.

The cafe was on the ground floor. Hence, the opposite street could be seen clearly from the window.

The opposite street had mainly jewelry stores, mostly visited by young or married couples with their

fingers intertwined.

However, a man with a tall figure caught her attention. She locked her eyes on him and froze in place.

At the same time, she could clearly see Raine standing beside him in her flowy dress. She was holding

a necklace in her hands. Her face lit up with a sweet smile as she turned towards Mark like she was

asking him for his opinion.

He was still in the coat he wore that afternoon. He stood upright, looking fit; his lips were moving as if

he was saying something.

A handsome, strong man paired a woman as soft as water. There they were, standing side by side.

Just like Romeo and Juliet, they were perfectly made for each other.