The President's Accidental Wife

Chapter 235

"Hurry up and stop eating, aren't you supposed to bring back some pumpkin soup for Yvette?" said

Daisy.

Not feeling at all anxious, Summer replied, "She'll be alright even without me; besides, there are so

many kitchen staff in Valentine Mansion, they wouldn't be stumped by a bowl of pumpkin soup, would

they?"

Smack!

A slap landed right on Summer’s back. "That's too much, hurry up and go!" Daisy took away her

cutlery.

'She doesn't even show me any mercy. I wonder if I'm really her biological daughter!'

Daisy gave her a good stare, "What are you waiting!"

"Am I not walking?" Summer sighed helplessly as she left.

She headed first to the cafe on Chestnut Lane but was shocked to find a long queue.

'Had business always been this superb?'

Unable to do a thing, Summer could only wait in line.

After nearly an hour, she finally managed to get the pumpkin soup and had the cafe staff packed it in a

thermal case.

Immediately, she got into the car, headed straight to

Valentine Mansion.

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Yvette was lying in bed; Madam Hamilton had not yet left but was still sipping her coffee.

As she entered the room, Summer greeted Yvette courteously, and Madam Hamilton as well, "Hi."

Madam Hamilton nodded, her expression completely different from how she was a while ago. Summer

placed the thermal case containing pumpkin soup on the table and said, "Mom, here's the pumpkin

soup you wanted."

Yvette looked at it without a sense of interest. "Just leave it there, I don't feel like having it anymore."

Madam Hamilton, who was beside, smiled. "She had waited for you for an hour, so she had some

orange juice. Maybe she isn't hungry anymore."

Summer didn't know what else to say but replied, "A long queue caused the delay. I had to wait in the

line for an hour."

Nodding, Yvette said, "Please get me some hot milk then."

"Okay." Summer replied and left the room.

The moment she left, Yvette's sickly expression quickly returned to normal, and she asked Madam

Hamilton, "How was my performance?" "Not bad. Would anyone be in a good mood after being left

hungry for a few hours? Despite that, you didn’t blame her nor make a fuss out of it.” Madam Hamilton

was seen teaching her.

Yvette seemed to have understood and nodded, "Got i t."

A few moments later, Summer brought in some hot milk. The milk was white and fuming with vapor.

At the same time, Raine also entered. She held a platter of fruit dessert which she had prepared earlier

and handed it to Madam Hamilton.

"It’s been a few years since I’ve met Raine. You've gotten more and more beautiful." With a satisfied

look, Madam Hamilton continued, "and so sensible too.

Where are you working now?"

Raine smiled and calmly answered, "in Grudin North; a s Mr. Valentine’s secretary."

"Wow, such a remarkable lady. Imagine how much you can achieve if you keep learning and working

diligently." Madam Hamilton could not withhold her praise.

Still wearing her smile, Raine replied, "You’re flattering me too much, Madam Hamilton."