The President's Accidental Wife

Chapter 97

Besides, Summer was not so much of an extrovert. She would only feel comfortable and could talk

freely i n front of people she was familiar with.

"How was your sleep last night?" Baine broke the silence.

Summer nodded as she handed a cup of water to Baine. "It was all right."

"This place is not as happening as Santabaca, but the scenery is beautiful. The accommodation here is

basic, though. I was worried that you guys couldn't get used to it."

"It is all right. Pretty good. Hey, would you like some mushroom soup?" Summer asked.

"I will make it myself. I can move around freely despite the pain in my legs." Baine smiled. “I can take

care of myself.”

Summer gave a smile, and they struck up a conversation. "What major did you study at university?"

Summer asked.

"I studied law and wanted to become a lawyer. But now I am working as the assistant secretary to the

governor. Sometimes, in life, you don't get what you wish for."

Something resonated with her, and she continued." Can you help take the phone out of my purse? It Content © provided by NôvelDrama.Org.

has been three days since the earthquake. He must have seen the news. I almost forgot to call him to

let him know I am safe."

"Are you talking about your fiance? May I ask what is h e doing for a living?" Summer was curious.

"He is a university professor."

"Wow, a professor! He must be the one making the first move, I guess."

Raine let out an acquiescing smile. "You can say that."

As Summer opened Raine's purse to rummage for Raine's cell phone, a photo in the purse suddenly

caught her attention.

It was the photo of Raine and Mark embracing each other intimately.

In the photo, the smile on Raine’s face was clean and graceful, like a flower that bloomed in the spring.

In contrast, Mark looked impassive with only his lips turning up in a subtly smile.

When Raine saw Summer frozen on the spot and staring at something, she immediately thought of the

photo in the purse.

How could she forget such an important thing?

"Have you found the phone, Summer?" Rained asked quickly.

Summer pulled her mind back and took out the cell phone with a smile. "I found it."

Was it not normal for an aunt and her nephew to have photos together?

It was true that Raine was young and beautiful and not biological-related to Mark, that did not change

the fact that she was Mark’s aunt. Besides, she was already engaged. So Summer thought her worries

might be unfounded.

Making a foregone conclusion that they were in an abnormal relationship based on just an intimate

photo, that Raine was adopted, and their way of interaction was absurd, she thought.

"Thank you." Raine took the phone from her and made a call to her fiance. She briefly told him she was

okay and asked him not to worry.

She hung up and put the phone away after just talking for a few minutes. She then looked at Summer

and continued the chat. "I heard from Yvette that you and Mark went to Norwood for honeymoon."

"Yeah, we visited his grandma while honeymooning there. But we didn't stay long."

"Where did they all go in Norwood?" Raine asked curiously.

"dust Harwood Citadel and Chatforte Tops."