All Chapters of The President's Accidental Wife: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Sometimes, Mark would leave a few books on the bed, and she would read those books to kill time when she was bored.Life here was a mundane routine, yet felt special and real.……In the hospital ward.Before the crack of dawn, Raine had already woken up.There was a trace of blush on her otherwise pale cheeks. She looked much better than before.She glanced out of the window, and then turned her eyes to the door, as if she was expecting someone.Her eyes lit up in expectation when she heard footsteps and the door of the ward was pushed open from the outside.A nurse walked in and greeted her with a smile. “Good morning, Miss Valentine. You rose so early today.”Raine was disappointed, her expression a little stiff. But it was just for a few seconds before she let out a faint smile, as usual. “I woke up naturally because I couldn’t sleep any longer. How is the weather today?”“It is still too early to tell. If the weather forecast is anything to go by, it should be sunny today.

Her cheeks were flushed, lips dry. She looked sick and was wriggling in bed.He frowned as he put the back of his hand on her forehead. His eyes narrowed when he felt her burning forehead.A nurse hurried in and took temperature and examined Raine. The nurse kept her head low the entire time, as she did not dare to look at his expression.“Why does her body temperature shoot up all of a sudden?” Mark looked at the nurse. “Is this how you look after the patient?”The rising pitch of his voice made the nurse tremble. She quickly explained, “Your younger brother came to the hospital today, and brought Miss Valentine outside to get some fresh air. She must have caught a cold at that time. Judging by the seriousness of her condition, someone had better stay by her side at night. It could develop into pneumonia.”Mark said nothing again. He stood aside and leaned against a chair with his lips pursed as he watched the nurse administering medication.The nurse left in a whirlwind after f

Jazz toned his anger down and felt a sense of guilt. Had he not brought Raine outside today, she would not have caught a cold.“Since you are here, please call Summer and tell her I won’t go back tonight. No need to call me because my phone’s battery is dead.”He kneaded his brow with his left hand and shifted to a more comfortable sitting posture as he spoke to Jazz. Jazz’s expression was stiff. He hemmed. “Your phone’s battery is dead?” “Uh-huh? Is there a problem?”Shaking his head, Jazz took out his phone and made the call. The call was picked up in just a while. He briefly told Summer about the situation here and asked her not to worry and told her to get rest.Jazz was embarrassed of himself after knowing the truth. But at least he did not follow his impulse to whack Mark. Otherwise, he would get himself into even more embarrassment.“Go back and get a rest,” Mark said to Jazz faintly. “You may come tomorrow morning.”“I will take your place tomorrow early morning.” J

Mark had to return to the accommodation area to work on some documents, and Jazz followed him.That left Summer and Raine in the room.Summer was sitting by the window and sipping water from a glass, a storm raging in her mind.She saw it; there was something between Raine and Mark, and Raine apparently admired and like him.Raine glanced at Summer occasionally, her lips moving but saying nothing. Not that she did not want to say it. It was just that she did not know where to begin.At last, Raine spoke after a long while. “Let’s talk, Summer.”Summer nodded with a calm expression and put the glass aside. “Okay, let’s talk.”Raine clenched the quilt with her hands. She looked gracious and tactful. “I suppose you have seen it.”“I saw everything. I think you owe me an explanation,” Summer said, looking at Raine with a hint of bitterness in her eyes.“There are some things that you need to know, Summer. Long story short, Mark and I used to be couples three years ago. As you migh

“He oversees the operation in Grudin North. He can’t leave since such a tragic disaster has happened here.”Summer continued to ask, “What about Aunt?”The pen nib in his hand paused. “It is up to her. No one can force it on her.”It was as good as saying nothing. Summer turned around and went about packing her luggage.They had been staying in Grudin North for over a week now. But it felt like they had just arrived yesterday.Perhaps time flew when she was happy.Had she not seen what happened this morning, she could have been even happier, she thought.There were few things to pack, and almost all the luggage was hers. So she thought she might as well shove everything into the suitcase.After that, she went to bed. Mark was still working. She glanced at him a few times before slipping under the cold quilt.The backlog of work over the past few days piled up like a small mountain.Now and then, he would change into a different sitting posture, wrinkling his brow slightly wit