Summary of Chapter 334 from The President's Accidental Wife
Chapter 334 marks a crucial moment in Floria’s Billionaires novel, The President's Accidental Wife. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.
Mark's eyes were as dark as ink that could not be washed away. He stared at Summer intently, as if his eyes would suck her in.
Summer was not afraid of him. She did not flinch, but looked him in the eyes. "If you are not answering my question, then let me answer it for you. You were busy with your lover and had no time for your daughter, weren't you? Or maybe you had even forgotten about the fact that you have a daughter."
"You should have completely forgotten her since you have forgotten. Why do you have to think about it four years later when you have forgotten so completely four years ago? Charlotte is a person, not an object that you may have at your beck and call and discard later."
Mark got up from his leather chair and walked slowly toward Summer. His dark, dangerous energy flowing inside him could send chills into people's bones.
But this chill did not bother Summer. She was standing her ground, staring at him, no less assertive than he was.
What she said was not wrong. So why should she avoid and fear him? 1
Charlotte was not a toy, nor an object. She was a living person, not something that he could squeeze in his hand and discard when he was done with it.
"There is one more question I don’t understand. What was on your mind when you took Charlotte away after four years?”
She raised Charlotte for four years right from when she was a baby until she could walk, run, jump, and call her Mommy. Not to mention she was so well-behaved and thoughtful.
She witnessed Charlotte's growth every step of the way. So how could she bear to let him take Charlotte away?
Those words flowed into Mark’s ears, word by word. His lips turned up, but the curvature lacked temperature, as if an icy wind whizzed through the dark night.
'Now I only hope that your feelings for Charlotte will return to the way it was four years ago, and pretend that the encounter in Santabaca has never happened before... we will not interfere with your life.’
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