The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 644

"It's your birthday today, isn’t it?"

Summer slapped her forehead. Damn it! She almost forgot something so important!

Daisy refused to go. She was not in the best of moods. And with Solomon's recent death, she was not in the mood to celebrate her birthday.

But how could Charlotte agree to that? She wrapped her arms around Daisy’s legs and begged sweetly," Grandma! My lovely grandma! My dearest grandma!"

Daisy was wavering, but she still did not agree to go.

"Grandma, if you go today, I'll buy you a birthday present. I’ll buy you anything you want. Otherwise, I won’t buy you anything!"

Daisy could not resist Charlotte's pleading. She sighed and picked up Charlotte, saying, "All right! All right!"

The black Bentley was already waiting outside, and Mark had helped to apply for leave for Summer and Charlotte in advance for a whole day.

Hearing this, Summer could not help but roll her eyes. Was he helping her and her daughter skip school together?

They went to the mall first. Mark asked Summer to

pick out some clothes for Daisy. They were all new styles. The color, style and texture were quite good.

Daisy was going back to her hometown in two days to attend a relative’s wedding. She really needed to get some clothes.

Some distance away, Yvette was shopping with a group of rich ladies when she saw the four of them; three adults and a child.

Yvette suddenly lost interest in shopping. She turned and said, "You guys go on, I have some business to attend to.”

When she was a little further away, the rich ladies giggled behind her. "I wonder how she can still be so prideful now. Who in Santabaca doesn’t know the jokes regarding the Valentine family?”

Yvette, standing in the corner, heard all the chatter. She gnashed her teeth, looking embarrassed and angry. What a bunch of gossipers!

Summer finally chose a camel coat and black pants, which matched Daisy well and made her look ten years younger. At the checkout, Charlotte ran to the counter faster than anyone, emptying all her savings.

She looked naive and innocent yet adorable and smart. The cashier liked her, too.

But how could her savings be enough to pay for the clothes? Charlotte pouted and walked slowly back to Summer. "Mommy, I don't have enough money. Can you lend me the money first? I'll pay you back once I've grown up!”