Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 260

He asked, feeling a debilitating pain in his heart.

When he recalled Madeline’s helpless expression when she was explaining herself with tears streaming down her face, he felt like such an irredeemable sinner.

How could he be so cruel to hurt a woman who loved him so much?

How could he only realize that he had fallen for her when it was already too late?

Now, he finally understood why Old Master Whitman asked her that question when she said she wanted to divorce him.

The old master had asked her whether they slept together after marriage.

Of course, he did. Multiple times.

He said he was disgusted by her, but he still could not stop himself from touching her.

It turned out that he was just unable to restrain his emotions, but when he found out about it, it was too late.

Jeremy gathered his thoughts and looked at the tombstone. “She looks just like you, so I keep having misconceptions. I hugged her last night, but I was really hoping she’s you.”

His tone was filled with so much emotion and gentleness that had never been there before. Then, he closed his eyes.

“I really hope that she’s you…”

around after a while. His body left a trail of loneliness

…

the kindergarten and went back

However, she saw a lot of people gathering in front of her

in through the back door. The moment she sat down, she received a notification

clicked inside and saw the video that Felipe played last night being retweeted

going to Meredith’s profile

family, but she went as far as doing something so

self. She had been wrongly accused and was forced to suffer in silence. Plus,

arrived late, it still managed

was reading the comments. She felt conflicted, but at the same time, she felt

don’t surrender so easily. You have much more to go through in

and clicked into Meredith’s selfies that she had posted to Twitter. She

how

that, she saw

was so much love and doting

the husband and wife in the photo. Their faces looked so

hatred in Eloise and Sean’s eyes when they looked at her. Plus, she also recalled the resentment she felt from them when they

so long, but she could still feel the pain

opening time. Some of the employees had already arrived and opened the front doors. That was when the people gathering outside came

recomposed herself and walked out

the so-called