Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 898

He picked up the phone and heard Lana’s pretentious voice. “Did you receive the Queen of the Night, Mr. Whitman? I’m sure you understand why I sent them.”

“For the last time, Lana Johnson, do not disturb me again. I have no interest, nor will I have any in the future, for women like you.”

Lana merely scoffed as her tone grew more smitten. “You’ll never know if you’re interested until you try. I hear that your wife’s four months pregnant, Mr. Whitman.”

This woman’s actions and speech were too unbridled. It was sickening.

Not wanting to waste his saliva on this woman, he hung up and blocked Lana’s number before he went to prepare for Madeline’s perfume testing that weekend.

However, he had not expected Lana to appear again.

Dressed seductively, Lana gave off a unique scent—one that Madeline could smell the moment she approached her.

The smell itself was good, yet Madeline felt it muddling her mind inexplicably.

not know how Lana got her hands on an invitation, Madeline had no other option but to let her

few of Madeline’s new perfume scents and sighed disappointingly. “It’s a shame I can’t work with Mr. and Mrs. Whitman because of my relationship with my brother. I really want to partner with you, but

are illegal, but I can’t seem to convince him to stop.” Lana raised her hopeless and innocent eyes. “Do you think we’ll ever get the

aware that her intentions had never been for

and I have been very clear, Miss Johnson. We do not wish to

poked the tip of her tongue out to lick her red lips. Staring at

so she walked to the corridor for

you feeling

her watch.

entire time. Watching Madeline take her medication, he gave a silent sigh

warm water, Eveline.” Jeremy took off his jacket and placed it over Madeline’s shoulders before

just turned a corner when Lana appeared before

warmth in Jeremy’s gaze vanished. “Don’t even think about trying anything with me, Lana Johnson. And don’t you dare think of excuses to bother my

with an enchanting smile. “What’s this? Do you love your wife so much? But I heard that you never loved Eveline Montgomery before

frowned at the mention of