The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 209

Four men backed her into a corner, all of them with cigarettes hanging from their mouths. She knew they were anything but good men.

"Where do you go in such a hurry, lady? Come with us, would you?”

The man blew out a lungful of smoke and revealed his yellow teeth. He squinted and took out a reflective knife to threaten her.

Her body was tightly pressed against the wall, but she did not panic. She looked shocked but still collected. With her hand in her pocket, she felt with her fingers and typed something on her phone while she said to those men, "What do you all want?"

"What do you think we want?"

"If you are after money, I can tell you clearly that I have $500 in my bag and an ATM card that has only $ 2,000 in the bank account. I will tell you the password and will not call the police nor go after you all. The money is enough for you all to enjoy an expensive meal and a night stay in a hotel."

She was composed, articulate, and methodical.

The four men exchanged glances with each other. They had never met such a woman before-she was

beautiful.

The man who shouted earlier let out a smile as he threw his cigarette butt to the ground.

"What fun is there going to the hotel without you?

Why don’t you come with us to have some fun? We want the money and you."

While speaking, he leered at her up and down.

Those men were becoming more brazen. Summer was desperate. She leaned forward and sank her teeth into the wrist of one of them and refused to let go—not even when she tasted blood.

That man wailed in pain and slapped her in the face. H e used so much force that Summer's cheek turned to one side. She felt her cheek numb, and she was dizzy.

Just when those men were charged up, the sound of footsteps approached. They all turned to look in the sound's direction.

A strong and tall man came up, his face darkening and grim when he saw the scene in front of his eyes. This man was Mark.

Those men exchanged glances with each other.

Mark's intimidating look frightened them, but they did not take him seriously. There was no way the four of them could not even beat a single man, they thought.