Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 256

Madeline chuckled softly before walking forward.

When Jeremy saw the person in front of him, he stopped in his tracks. He seemed surprised. “Why are you here?”

“Don’t you want to see me, Mr. Whitman?” Madeline asked with a fake smile on her face. Then, she added, “Actually, I’m worried. However, I’m not worried about Meredith. I’m worried about you.”

Jeremy was taken aback. He looked at the woman who was smiling at him under the dim lights. There was an ominous glint in his eyes as he walked in front of her. “Follow me.”

He grabbed Madeline’s hand all of a sudden, the coldness of his hand traveling to her heart instantly.

She did not pull her hand away, but at the same time, she did not feel as reluctant to let go as before.

Jeremy brought Madeline to the roof of the hospital. With no one there, the place looked tranquil and eerie.

The stars were scattered in the night sky as they twinkled brightly. The cool autumn breeze caressed both of them gently.

“Why did you bring me here, Mr. Whitman?” Madeline looked at the quiet man in puzzlement.

The cool moonlight shone down on Jeremy’s handsome face. One could not read his expression.

say anything, then I’ll leave,”

could walk away,

like he

of her lips in secret. She could

stay with

“Stay with you?”

and saw Jeremy’s deep narrow

other for a while, Jeremy shifted

to one side and lit a cigarette. The wind brushed past them, blowing out the lit

and slender body looked

Madeline asked as she broke the

smoke quietly. “She’s not my fiancée anymore. I won’t

you like Meredith a lot. You like her so much that you’ll do anything for her. If not, you wouldn’t have despised the woman who married you, Madeline. If not, you wouldn’t have felt elated and not shed a single tear when Madeline died. I think you must have been ecstatic when

“Ecstatic?”

said that, she heard the man chuckle

sounded deep and unreadable. She could

eyes traveling down from Madeline’s stunning face. Then, his gaze lingered on her left chest that was vaguely covered by

his cigarette and