All Chapters of The President's Accidental Wife: Chapter 351 - Chapter 360

The afternoon sun leaked through the gaps between the grape leaves, and fell on the backs of the three of them, creating a warm and harmonious scene. “Mommy, pick more. We have to pick more. Our teacher said that grapes can be made into wine. Mommy will make grapes into wine, and then I can drink it every day.” She walked under the grape trellises, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. “Mark is amazing! Look, I have said that Mommy can’t weigh down Mark.” Summer could not care less what Charlotte was babbling about down under. She sped up her action, wanting to end this as soon as possible. Forget about what happened four years ago. Given the two of them were vying for custody of Charlotte, and they were in a hostile relationship, their actions and gestures now were not only too intimate and ambiguous but also improper. But they could not help themselves in restraining their runaway hearts. ‘This was wrong,’ she secretly told herself in her mind. The sun in the summer afternoon was

Mark hit the nail on the head. “You held her tightly in your arms even when she was asleep. If it weren’t for your legs getting numb, you wouldn’t have put her down. You had been so alert. If I were to tell you beforehand, what would you have done? You would have probably carried her and jumped out of the car.” “Mark, she is my daughter; I have the right to take her away.” She reminded him in an icy voice and flung his hand away. “I didn’t say that she was not your daughter, did I?” “So I want to take her away.” Summer spelled out the words as she stared at him. “Ms. Hart, she is my daughter, too. Trust me, you can’t take her away.” Mark squinted and smiled and reminded her as well. “When can I take her away, Mark? You have got to give me a definite answer.” Mark raised his lips with a half-smile and stared at her with a casual and lazy look on his face. “I can even give you two answers. The first one is that after you apply for a change of custody, you can take her away

She could never compete with him for custody. Yvette was still sitting in the living room, as she still had some questions to ask Mark. Mark had changed into a clean set of clothes and came out. He took a sip of water. “What are you doing here?” “Your grandma is worried about you. She wants to make sure I buy you some supplements. By the way, who is that child?” She pretended she did not know. Unconsciously, his voice became deep and soft: “She is my daughter.” His voice spontaneously became gentle. “With Summer?” she asked knowingly. Mark nodded, sat down on the settee, and folded his legs in a graceful fashion. “She didn’t demand things such as money from you? She was sanctimonious.” Again, she tried to sound him out. Her words caught Mark’s attention. “What did you hide from me four years ago? What do you mean by saying she was sanctimonious?” “Four years ago, when you took Raine abroad and gave me a blank check to pass to Summer, she sanctimoniously refused it. I

“Well, you must be tired now. Just rest. My chauffeur is waiting downstairs. By the way, don’t forget to take the supplements that I bought for you. And your grandma has returned from Athana. She looks full of beans judging by how loud she lectures people.” Apparently, Mark was showing her the door. Yvette stood up from the settee. “Okay.” As Yvette emerged from the apartment, she thought of the telephone call she received in the morning; Ms. Moore was complaining and expressing her dissatisfaction with her and Ronald. When Ms. Moore suffered from a cerebral hemorrhage and underwent treatment in Athana, Ronald had never visited her. It was undeniably unbecoming of him as a son-in-law. Now that Ms. Moore was back from Athana, Ronald had to go to Norwood, no matter what. She took out her mobile phone, dialed the number, and pressed the call button. There was no answer. Anger boiled inside Yvette. Since he did not pick up her call, she would keep calling until he answered. T

It was not proper for her to stay overnight here, considering their current relationship. And she did not know what he felt and thought when he said that. She also did not understand what he meant when he said those awkward words. With their current relationship, it was not suitable for her to stay here, let alone stay overnight and sleep here. “That won’t be necessary. The hotel is not very far from here.” She looked away and declined his offer. Mark was not surprised by the answer. A dim light flashed in his eyes, and he narrowed his eyes. She was just as stubborn as she was four years ago. But since he proposed the peace agreement that day, their relationship had eased. They were no longer hostile toward each other. He was happy with this change. “Are you afraid that I will do something to you? You seem to be timider now.” His words sounded a little provocative. Summer frowned, ignoring him as she walked away. Mark reacted at once, stepping out with his left