The President's Accidental Wife

Chapter 257

Pausing for a moment, Maria quickly added that it was an order from Yvette; that if she didn't show up,

she would personally pick her up from school. Belongs © to NôvelDrama.Org.

At this point, it was no longer reasonable to cause further trouble for Maria.

No matter how crafty Yvette was, she was still human and not a tigress. What harm could she possibly

do to her?

Moreover, she wasn’t afraid of Yvette. Since she had already fallen out of her favor, there was nothing

else t o be ashamed of!

In the afternoon, Summer drove her car directly to Valentine mansion; according to the maid, Yvette

was in the room upstairs, i

She went upstairs and took a corner; there she saw Yvette and Paine approaching her and Yvette

looked full of pride.

However, Summer was unaffected by her prideful display. Yvette was that kind of woman, the prouder

she was, the more loathsome she was.

"What do you have with me here?" she went ahead and asked directly, without the slightest doubt.

There are some who are truly respectable; yet also

some who would trample on and despise you the more respect you show her.

"There is something I would like you to listen...” Yvette produced a black portable recorder.

"Can't you just tell me directly? I still have afternoon lessons and it's a long journey here. Please get

straight to the point."

Yvette looked at her with increasing disgust. "What’s the hurry? This is the main theme; you'll

understand once you listen to it..."

Paine shifted her attention from Yvette to Summer, and then onto the recorder. Her thoughts were well

hidden with her expression.

Yvette gently pressed the play button on the recorder, and the voices recorded were clearly heard.

Yvette became more excited. Summer had no place in Mark's heart, and she could remove her from

Valentine mansion very soon!

Yvette turned the volume to the maximum as if afraid that Summer couldn't hear it clearly.

Summer listened quietly but remained emotionless and was unnaturally calm like still water.

Even though what she heard were the exchange of romantic words between her husband and Paine,

she remained indifferent.

However, no one noticed her arms tightened, slowly b y gradually.

This was because they were hidden within the pockets of her coat; thus, they didn’t notice it. All they

saw was her indifferent expression.

Yvette appeared dissatisfied at her unexpected reaction and stared coldly at Summer.

As the recording came to an end, Summer calmly asked, "So, may I leave now?"

'If Yvette knew that her 'main theme' was no longer news to her since a month ago, would she be

angered t o death?’

She secretly guessed that Yvette would surely be very angry; because how could Yvette be satisfied

unless she had successfully provoked her?

Although Yvette failed to provoke her, but the recording had hurt her very much, so much that she

shuddered.

She somewhat realized the feelings he had for Raine. However, hearing it herself meant otherwise.