The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 491

The Valentine mansion

Raine was crying her heart out, drenching herself in her own tears.

Yvette comforted her while cursing Summer, her words full of disgust and hatred.

"Mark must be blinded by her. He can't see anything right now. That woman must have pulled some tricks on him. It would get on my nerves everything I saw her."

"What about me? What am I?” Raine asked back with a sneer and tears. She had not recovered from the shock and was as if in a trance.

Ronald frowned as he looked at Raine. "Yvette and I will not accept that woman, no matter what."

Raine just shook her head. She could not listen to anything at the moment. All she felt was pain-so painful that she had to cry.

"Comfort her," Ronald said to Yvette.

Yvette put her arm around Raine and patted her on the back, cajoling her while cursing Summer in her mind.

Ronald's phone rang. He took it out and his expression

changed with a hint of joy in his eyes at seeing the caller ID. He glanced at Yvette to make sure she had not noticed his expression, and then went aside to answer the call. "Hey, are you there already?"

The person at the other end said something, and Ronald's face changed. He hung up the call and strode out of the Valentine mansion without saying a word.

“Where are you going, Ronald?" Yvette was in the midst of comforting Raine when Ronald walked out.

Raine looked at Yvette, her eyes blurred by her tears." Can you really keep someone with you forever?" she asked with a meaningful look in her eyes.

How fantastic it would be if people could actually keep someone forever.

In those four years, she had been eager to get close to him and marry him, but there had never been a moment of intimacy between them.

Every time she approached him and wanted something to happen, he would have a thousand reasons to push her away. If decades of marriage between Yvette and Ronald could not keep their relationship intact, what more a mere four years between Mark and her.

It was like the pot calling the kettle black.

If it were not for Summer's interference four years ago, she would be the one, not Summer, who married Mark and had babies.