Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 362

“I gave this to Vera,” Jackson said softly.

Jeremy looked at the little guy in front of him with a strange look on his face. “Did you put a chip in the bracelet?” he asked, but he did not get an answer.

Jackson stood up and looked at the lake. The peaceful surface of the lake was disrupted by the rain, and Jackson’s eyes were blank.

However, at this moment, Jeremy removed his coat and jumped into the lake without hesitation. He wanted to look for her…

Time passed and the sky was dark.

The rain had stopped and the search continued.

It was early fall, so the chilly night breeze attacked them both. When the breeze blew past their wet clothes, the coldness went straight into their bones.

It had been six hours since Vera fell, so Meredith knew she got this in the bag.

There were so many professional divers yet they still could not find Vera. She had to have met her demise.

She wanted to leave, but when she saw Jeremy still standing there, she

did not dare

eyes, she could

she still made the

should go back first.

turned a deaf ear. There were no emotions on his

on an act of a saint. “Jeremy, please believe me. I didn’t push Vera. She wanted to frame me, so she’s now suffering

she saw Jeremy glaring

could not

Madeline was rushed to the emergency room. Back then, his eyes were also horrifying. They were so dark that they looked like they would devour everything in their path. They looked so scary as if just his gaze alone would slice her into a

eyes were like sharp knives. “If anything happens to

At this moment, his heart felt as if it had plunged into a bottomless abyss, and that feeling was telling

me with what you said? How can you say that I was the one who pushed Vera? You’re just five and you’re already lying. What’ll happen

who was blaming him with an

can you side with her?” Eloise said in devastation, “Mer is your mother. Will you only be happy if you see your

slowly, “Mommy hates me, so she wanted to throw me away, but I escaped. I