The President's Accidental Wife

Chapter 259

Yvette stomped; her anger rocketed sky high. "Do you know who you are speaking to?"

"Yes of course, I am clearly aware. I always show the same respect to those who respect me and vice

versa." Summer wasn’t overbearing, but her words were full o f ridicule.

It was only natural to make up with Yvette to safeguard her position in the Valentine family.

However, she had none of those intentions; thus, not only didn't she make up, but she also wanted to

rip it further apart.

Since young, Yvette had been very pampered. She could not be scolded nor ridiculed; in Norwood,

there was no one that wouldn't want to curry her favor.

Ever since she moved to Santabaca because of her marriage, she still commanded the influence of

Norwood. Furthermore, with Valentine Group holding majority stakes in Santabaca, no one dared to

disrespect her.

Who would dare to make her angry?

Summer was the only one who had angered her repeatedly; furthermore, spoke such ugly words about

her and disgraced her.

Standing and watching their argument, Raine frowned and interrupted, "Calm down, both of you."

"Raine, do not interrupt, let her speak. I want to see what else is left in her obnoxious speech!” Yvette

said as she pointed at Summer.

Summer ignored them and strode past Yvette and headed downstairs.

Yvette wasn’t going to let herself be ignored in this manner, she reached out her arms and grabbed

Summer by her shirt.

As she was going down the stairs, she had never expected her to react this way. Summer felt a harsh

pull; she slipped, and fell backward, sharply landing o n the stairway.

She sat there and felt pain in her stomach due to the impact, and she furrowed her eyebrows.

Yvette held onto her shirt, not willing to let go. Summer gritted her teeth and stood up aggressively." Let

go of me!"

"You thought I would just let you go?" Yvette laughed indifferently.

"I will say it once more, let me go!" she gradually lost her patience.

"So what if you said it twice?"

Finally, Summer's anger burned; she reached out toward her back and gave it a pushed.

Although it wasn't a strong push, Yvette was standing tip-toed, and she tilted forward and fell directly

toward the stairway.

It would have been an unsightly outcome should she had fallen down the stairs.

Raine, who stood behind them, quickly reacted; moving forward, she caught hold of Yvette and pushed

her toward the railing.

Shocked, Yvette grabbed on to the railing, her face turned pale. She steadied herself but was sweating

in fear.

Unfortunately for Raine, she rolled down the stairs like a ball, from the top, until she reached the bottom

o f the stairs.

Nothing was needed to be said about the pain; her face was pale, and her body shriveled; it looked

very painful.

Summer was stunned. She stood rooted to the ground and stared at her hands. This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

Yvette, who had recovered from her shock, hurried downstairs and helped Raine up, calling upon the

maids to call the ambulance.