Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 71

Due to the inertia, Madeline’s body flew forward. A sharp pain came from her stomach. Madeline curled up her body to try to relieve this pain, but before she could do that, Jeremy yanked her over to him.

His handsome face was not affected by his anger, and it was magnified in front of her.

Jeremy looked at Madeline with an icy glare. “So you’re admitting that you drugged me and climbed into my bed back then?”

Madeline looked at the face that she had loved for so many years and grinned.

“If you think I did it, then I did, Mr. Whitman.” She did not want to make too many unnecessary explanations.

However, Jeremy stopped in his tracks and looked at the grinning face that was before him. A similar grin appeared in his head, and the hand that was holding Madeline’s collar loosened. Then, after a while, there was a strong disgust in his eyes.

“How cheap.” He spat out the insulting words from his lips and pushed Madeline away.

Madeline felt a pang in her stomach and she frowned as she endured it. Then, she smiled profoundly at Jeremy.

still 1,000 and 1,000,000 times

up!” Jeremy roared as he interrupted her. “Are

pain. “Do I even need to

Jeremy put

that instant, Madeline lost the freedom to breathe

again. Do you trust that I’ll strangle you to death right now?” Jeremy ground his

going to say this anyway. Meredith Crawford is a first-class two-faced b*tch who pretends to be

was having difficulties breathing, Madeline’s every word was powerful and resounding. Her eyes were staring into that man’s terrifyingly icy gaze like torches. “Jeremy, I can swear with my life that I only had one man before and that’s you. However, Meredith has had so many boyfriends that you can’t even count all of them with all ten

but you insisted on trusting her. You even sacrificed our child because of the

this, Madeline felt as if there was an invisible knife slicing

as tears escaped

looked dazed. He let go of Madeline all

corner of her eyes. She took a deep breath and

you think I’ll believe the words of a woman who did