Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 1467

After Madeline was asked this question, she started to feel unsure.

She did not know if the man had seen through something or perhaps found out something. In short, the way he was looking at her right now was pretty sharp.

Madeline lifted her confused and innocent eyes. Then, she asked in puzzlement, “Can you explain to me? I’m not sure what you mean?”

A hidden smile flashed vaguely across the man’s icy face. “Jeremy Whitman has always been a frigid man who’s not amenable to reason with everyone in Glendale. However, he gave his umbrella to you and willingly stood in the rain with the woman he loves most.”

He said before pausing. His gaze became deeper as he looked at Madeline. “Why is he so considerate toward you?”

Madeline was puzzled by this question as well.

He was right. Jeremy was indeed someone like that, but he was not completely cold-blooded. Sometimes, he would also help people in need. However, what happened just now would indeed confuse some people.

“I don’t know why he did that. Maybe he thought I looked pitiful.” Madeline found a reason but she herself had no idea what the true reason was.

“Pitiful?” The man watched the changes in Madeline’s expression like he was examining her. “I guess the young master of Glendale is not as cold and cruel as the rumors say.”

hear the deeper meaning in his words. Plus, his eyes were filled with questions as well. It was clear that he did not accept the excuse Madeline

Madeline heard the

disfigured was moved to tears on

“…”

could not

that this man had

of her crying after

strangely as well. I think you have an extraordinary relationship with

to such a conclusion in the

looked at his wise black eyes

I have an

when he saw

relationship with him? Why is he so concerned about you? Also, why were you moved to tears because

heard that. She curled the corners of her lips into a sarcastic smirk. “Do you think I was moved to tears because he

man lifted his handsome eyebrows in

He just wanted to make up for his mistakes in the past. I