The President's Accidental Wife

Chapter 296

"What I want to know is, what is the reason for the divorce.” Daisy stared at her closely and could not

bear to hear such news. Summer got married in a haste, and now wanted to divorce in the same

fashion. Daisy wondered what she was doing.

"The woman he loves has returned from abroad and reconciled with him,” Summer explained, as if it All content © N/.ôvel/Dr/ama.Org.

did not matter, with her eyes slightly looking down.

"Then when you married him, didn't you know that he already had a woman he loved?" Daisy was

distraught, almost passing out.

"I knew. That was why we were married by agreement. I married him because I wanted to keep the

child in my womb. Mom, the doctor said that there is some issue with my uterus, and the chance of

getting pregnant again is small. If I got an abortion, I would most likely not have children again in the

future. I did not want to take that risk. I want this child, I want to give birth to him, and I want to

experience the feeling of being a mother. I don't want t o live my life with regrets.”

She spoke slowly, almost word by word, enough to let Daisy hear clearly and know her determination,

and that she would not regret it.

Daisy had almost figured out what it was all about. She never knew that her daughter had kept so

many things from her.

"Why didn't you tell me?” The anger and resentment dissipated in an instant, and even her questioning

voice was mixed with so much distress and the pain o f seeing her daughter suffer.

"Because I could handle it alone and could bear with i t. And I would tell you when I could not,"

Summer said with a smile.

Looking at the smile at the corners of her mouth, Daisy still could not help feeling sad. "Actually, getting

a divorce could be the right choice. They are a wealthy family, and you might not get used to living with

them. I don't want you to get bullied, but keep things t o yourself. Keep the child; your dad and I will

raise him for you.”

Summer got up and hugged Daisy, buried her face in her neck and muttered, "Okay, you and Dad will

help raise the child, and give the child the best.”

This is home, a place where you find refuge and warmth when you feel tired and hurt.

"Would you like something to eat? I will make it for you. You must be hungry after sleeping for so long.”

"I am starving now, Mom. Could you make me some mushroom soup?" "Sure. I will make it now. It will

be ready soon." "Thank you, Mom.” Summer let out a smile. After Daisy left, the smile dimmed. She

opened the notebook and looked for a job.

The Nokocola Bay area was a good place, as it was only a few hours away from Santatabaca, close to

the sea and had a suitable living environment. Getting a job there was not such a bad idea.

And when Amara heard the news, she looked like she was surprised. While drinking her milk, she

leisurely chewed on some snacks. "This is expected. But then, did he pay any breakup fee?"

Daisy secretly glared at Amara, signaling her to keep her mouth shut.

"What I said is the truth. Even if you do not get half of his wealth, a few million dollars of cash is a must.

I will fight for it if I were you."

Finally, Daisy could not help smacking Amara on her back. "Can't you stop causing trouble here?"

"She has a right to alimony in a divorce. Why should she give that up? It is not the time to pretend."

Amara retorted, feeling not too happy.

Summer said not a word, but just sat there quietly, with no one knowing what was on her mind from the

beginning until her phone vibrated. She snapped back and picked up the phone.

"Summer, you still have some things left in the Valentine mansion. Are you coming to pick it up, or do

you want me to send it to you?" Maria's gentle voice was heard on the other end.

"I am not going over to the Valentine mansion. Could you please send the things over? I will see you at

the Blue Bay Cafe. Well, well, that’s it. I will hang up now."