Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 392

Yet here they were, with Jeremy happily bringing her through Whitman Manor’s doors.

Perhaps this was what people meant by the future was unpredictable.

Mrs. Whitman, Karen Yaleman, immediately rushed forward to ask when she realized that Jeremy had arrived. “Is it true, Jeremy, the things I read on the internet? Did Meredith actually do all those things? Is she sitting for 12 years? Did she actually pretend to be the Montgomeries’ daughter too?”

Jeremy frowned in displeasure. “I don’t want to hear her name anymore.”

“But…”

“I’m here today for my fianceé to meet my parents. I’d appreciate it if you didn’t speak of depressing names and things,” Jeremy interrupted coldly before lowering his gaze to look at Madeline. “My mom made these dishes herself. I hope you’ll find them to your liking.”

“What?” Karen’s expression darkened instantly. “You told me we had an important guest over tonight, Jeremy. You even told me to make the dishes myself! You’re telling me it was for this woman?”

Madeline quirked a delicate brow and smiled lightly. “It’s nice to see you, Aunty.”

it’s not nice to see you, you witch!” Karen spared Madeline a disdainful glance.

daughter-in-law soon, so would you please not use such

“Do you see this? Your son’s gone mad! I can’t believe he brought home a

That b*tch.

she pursed her lips

“If you don’t want this daughter-in-law, then you can

as well as attitude. “Forget it, forget it. Meredith’s had her fun already, not to mention that she’s been pretending to be the Montgomeries’ daughter this entire time. You

and walked toward the kitchen. “I’ll go check if the soup is

took her jacket off and placed her bag down. “I’ll be going

her. “Be careful, alright? You’re

Madeline replied dotingly before making her

at Madeline and placed the finance newspaper down. “This Vera Quinn looks a lot like Madeline, Jeremy. What are you thinking? Why marry a woman who looks so much like the

her?” Jeremy fired back, leaving

of Madeline was rather neutral, for he had only met her two or three times since

wicked things the woman did from his wife