All Chapters of The President's Accidental Wife: Chapter 501 - Chapter 510

Billy was a major shareholder of the mall, and for this reason, the mall manager came out to greet him at once. While shopping, Billy did not ask too many questions, but just bought whatever baby stuff he felt happy with. Sherman stopped him. “We don’t even know if it is a baby boy or girl at this moment. Are you going to wear these baby girl clothes if it is a boy?” “Why not? I will perform a cross-dressing show to entertain my wife. Just that I might have a problem with the sizes.” Billy raised a brow. Sherman smiled and put her hand through his arm. “Don’t buy it now. We will just take a look now and buy it later. No hurry. And you have got to stop smoking in the future. It is not good for the child.” “Okay, you decide.” Billy pinched her nose. “It’s been a long time since I last bought clothes for you. Let’s go to the second floor.” The manager still followed closely, and they went to the counter on the second floor. Looking at the beautiful fall clothes, Sherman could on

“Since you say so, I will not stop you anymore. But you have got to remember that this is your own choice. Don’t regret it later.” Daisy was not dumb, and she could see how Summer and Mark were getting along. Love could hurt as much as it is beautiful. If Summer were to be with Dean, she would lead a much simpler life with less pain; she would be happy for the rest of her life. But the decision was not hers, and she would let Summer choose her own path. “I see your point, Mom. Thank you.” Summer walked over and hugged Daisy; she knew her mom loved her so much. “Don’t sway me with your glib talk. Charlotte will still sleep with us tonight.” Summer’s brows twitched involuntarily. She then blinked her eyes. “Why don’t you and dad have another baby so that you can hug the baby to sleep every night. It should be more fun.” Daisy reached over to pinch Summer’s cheek. “Believe it or not, I will tear your little mouth apart. How embarrassing it is to talk about that!” “What is so

“You still have to go to the hospital today?” Yvette knew that there was nothing between Ronald and that woman, but she was still not too happy that he had to go to the hospital when he only came home once in a blue moon. “Yesterday’s interview was not finished. I will still have to do it today.” Ronald looked at her. “Then I will go with you.” Yvette wanted to follow, since she thought she was idling in the Valentine mansion. Ronald frowned, obviously opposing the idea. “Stop causing more trouble for me. You just stay back in the Valentine mansion. I will be back soon.” Mark raised a brow when he heard the word ‘interview.’ “What interview?” “You dad started running a medical welfare program recently. A leukemia patient from Grudin North is receiving treatment in the hospital. He has to be there in the afternoon, and reporters will be there to interview them,” Yvette explained. “Then you should go alone and leave the kid here. She is afraid of strangers.” There was another

“No, I just don’t want you to be so impulsive. You know how the relationship between me and your mother is—we are like oil and water. I don’t want to commit until this relationship is mended. I don’t want my future husband to be caught between his wife and mother. This is my second marriage. I want to treat it solemnly, and manage it, so that it will last.” The relationship between her and Yvette was bitter. One quarrel was nothing. But what if quarreling became a norm between them? He was a man who had his own job and had a lot of business entertainment, which was tiring enough. A family that was always in a quarrel would eventually upset him. “Besides, is our current relationship not good enough?” she said. Perhaps she was a bit gamophobic now.  “Good enough?” Mark raised his eyebrows. They could not even dine and sleep together, yet she called it good? “It is not bad. We have never gone through courting before we married. So why not make up for it during this period and en

In a hotel When the doors of the private function room swung open, Summer frowned because beside Ronald, she also saw Yvette and another woman. This woman was beautiful, with an indescribably graceful essence, and her beauty lay in her charm and demeanor. She could sense that this woman was quietly studying her. So who was this woman? They came up to the table, and Mark pulled a chair for Summer before he sat down beside her.  Samantha’s eyes were darting between Summer and Mark, looking at them with a meaningful look. But no one knew what she was thinking. She did not expect to see that Ronald’s son completely differed from him. Mark was graceful and distinguished. No one was like him. When it came to Summer, Samantha observed her for even a longer time. She discarded Summer when she was still a baby, so she could not recognize her. They all exchanged some pleasantries and Yvette had not shown her temper, for today. The food was served before long. Ronald was very ca