The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 188

She would rather live elsewhere than stay in Valentine Mansion, where she was not welcomed. Living outside was more carefree as well.

As luck would have it, Summer came across a rental a d while she was walking. The house was perfect for her as well.

She went to the address on the ad and met the landlord, who later showed her to her room.

The room was very small. Both the living room and the bedroom were all small in size. But it was more than enough for one tenant alone.

The place was clean and tidy. It was also close to the school. It only took ten something minutes to get there on foot, so it was really convenient for Summer.

The only downside was the location of the apartment. I t was in a dark alley with no streetlights whatsoever. The road leading to the apartment was quite long as well.

She was a little worried about her safety, especially when she worked overtime and went home late at night. The dark alley seemed dangerous, so she was contemplating whether she should stay at such a place.

The landlord noticed her hesitation and smiled cheekily, "The streetlights down the alley had some issues recently, so I went to call maintenance. They should be fixing it in no time. Additionally, I'll throw i n a surprise $500 discount for your monthly rent.

What do you say?”

"When would the streetlights be fixed?" asked Summer, as this was her only concern.

"I've already called this afternoon, so they’ll probably b e here tomorrow afternoon," the landlord's eyes twinkled.

Summer nodded as she paid the rental along with a few months' worths of deposit. The room was hers now. There was a supermarket near her new apartment as well. She headed there to get some sofa covers, table cloth, air freshener, and bedsheets. She started cleaning her room as soon as she got back.

Once she was done with everything, she made herself some pumpkin soup and two simple vegetable side dishes.

When Mark noticed that it was near the time Summer got off work, he fled from work and drove to her school. He waited for half an hour, but he still had no signs of Summer. He eventually asked her colleagues, who told him that she had already left and was also looking for a place to stay.

She was emotionless and her tone flat as usual when she answered nonchalantly, "Oh, I forgot.”

She sounded like she was answering just for the sake of it. However, her half-hearted response still made sense. This angered Mark greatly, his chest rising and falling as anger gathered up in his chest.

Summer saw that he had no intentions to leave, so she decided not to waste her time any longer. She turned around and walked into her room.

Mark saw her leaving and instantly followed her into her room.

Summer didn't care; she just treated him as air, ignoring his presence. She sat herself down at the table and drank her soup.