Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 909

Madeline had just regained consciousness. The last thing she wanted to see as soon as she opened her eyes was Jeremy and Lana talking in front of the door of the ward.

The last thing she expected was for Lana to kiss Jeremy so suddenly with a bright smile.

Madeline suddenly clenched her fists and sat up. She was about to get off the bed when she felt a throbbing pain in her abdomen. She reflexively held her belly.

Lana knew that her attempt this time would not succeed, and indeed, she was pushed aside harshly by Jeremy once again.

However, their position and actions just now were enough to make Madeline think that Lana kissed Jeremy.

Jeremy still wanted to ask Lana to get the medicine, but when he heard the noise in the ward and looked back, he found that Madeline was already awake.

“Get out of here, don’t be an eyesore in front of my wife.”

He sent Lana away in a cold voice and immediately pushed the door to enter. Seeing Madeline frowning and holding her belly, he felt even more worried.

home just now. How are you now? Is your stomach still uncomfortable?” Jeremy went to

of drugs, causing her to misunderstand him. He wanted to explain to her clearly, but what was he going

Brown was treating Madeline as a guinea pig and that all she saw was just her own

you right now, get out.” Madeline drove him away and lay back on

to upset Madeline at this time, so

a call to Adam. The call

to Daniel. Daniel and Adam’s relationship was considered good,

phone without telling Daniel about

while ago, but they did not have any suspicions as Adam once helped Madeline through a difficult

never have thought that the medicine Adam gave was just for

not tolerate it. However, he also felt

condition, only Adam’s medicine could guarantee the safety of the

just that those pink pills were completely

was the relationship

it out, so he immediately called Ken to investigate it. For the whole night, he waited and guarded the door, taking a peek at Madeline through the small window from

a call from Eloise early in the morning,