The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 290

Mark raised his deep eyes, moving from Raine, who was a little unsteady and very agitated, to Summer, who was stubborn. He frowned; moving his thin lips, and said, "You, go back first..."

Summer had no intention of leaving. She looked him straight in the eye and continued, "My words will be brief. I can finish them in two sentences.”

Raine, however, apparently did not want to hear a single word from Summer at this point, and her chest heaved violently as she coughed achingly under pressure.

Mark was still frowning. "You go back first. We’ll talk about it later...” There was a hint of impatience in his tone.

Summer, of course, recognized the impatience in his tone. With a sarcastic curve of her lip, she took the divorce agreement out of her bag and handed it to Mark, saying, "Not later. Just sign here and I'll leave immediately."

Mark's long fingers gripped the document in his big palm. When he saw the few words, his big hand clenched the document and his eyes stared at her grimly.

"We had said before that we would get divorced, but only after a year. Now, I just moved it up earlier."

No words. Mark just clenched the document, his face seeming as though it was covered with dark clouds.

She released Raine and let her fall off the cliff!

And he saved her at that critical moment, despite what she had done. Yet she had not spoken a word to him since she awoke, except to hand him a letter of divorce papers.

Who did she think she was? She had him, Mark, in the palm of her hand!

"You can't take back what you’ve said, Mr. Valentine. You won't sign the papers because you have feelings for me? But I'm sorry, I don’t have any feelings for Mr. Valentine..."

Summer knew exactly what would push his buttons, what would make him angry.

Once out of the ward, Summer gasped a little and stared at the signature. Her eyes were a little lifeless.She wandered for a while and suddenly froze i n her steps, not knowing where to go.

She got what she always wanted, but her heart was increasingly empty and uncomfortable. He said that she was just a pawn, something you could throw away once you were done with it. That was the role she had played in his life...

The marriage began with a deal and ended with a rupture...

She walked aimlessly in the street. It was still raining but she did not bring an umbrella. A car drove past her, splashing water all over her.

As if she was not down and out enough, that had made it even worse.

Dragging her wet pants, her broken heart, and her exhausted body, she walked down the street in the rain...