The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 289

"I heard that she fell off the cliff and was cut by branches and stones, leaving her with wounds like that."

"Anyway, it's really too bad. Such a beautiful face was wounded so severely!"

When she heard it, she could not help but touch the right side of her face. The skin, once fair and smooth, was now left with crisscrossing wounds.

The door opened and Mark walked in. The doctor had just treated the wound on his back. His face turned grim as he saw what Raine was doing.

Hearing footsteps, Raine looked up and saw him coming. Her lips tried to force out a smile. "You're back n

It was just that, the smile was actually not very pleasant. She was trying too hard to fake it.

"Yes..." With a soft reply from his thin lips, Mark sat down opposite her, his big hand brushing back the hair that fell scattered on her cheek, and he said in a deep voice, "Stop smiling..."

With a slight shock, Raine stopped smiling and said," Mark, do I look terrible right now?" "No, you are as beautiful as ever..." His voice was soft a

s the breeze.

"You are not at all good at deceiving people, or should I say, you never lie." Raine, still touching the wounds o n her face, laughed at herself, "Look at my face now. How could I be beautiful?"

Mark's thin lips pressed tightly into a straight line and said nothing. His eyes stared at her deeply, promising her, "They will pay the price!"

Raine nodded softly. Although there was pain in her heart, she did not show it on her face. Instead, she gritted her teeth and bit her lip fiercely, leaving a deep mark on her lip. Her once beautiful face remained only on the left side of her face.

Things had come to this. Even if they pay the price they deserve, so what?

Would it all come back to what it used to be?

Could her face and body ever return to what it used to be?

She would never forget what had happened on that cliff!

Summer just stood there and did not move, ignoring Raine. Neither of them was in good condition and there was no need to fight.

"I repeat, get out!” Raine's emotion was becoming increasingly agitated.

"I'm here for him, not for you. You don't have to get involved."

Raine became more and more agitated and furious. Her body had just improved a little for the last two days, and now she was breathing furiously, felt dizzy, and her feet wobbled with hatred. "But I don't want to see the woman who threw me off the cliff! Get out!

Now!"

Summer was still standing there, refusing to leave." Let me say what I have to say, and then I'll leave."