Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 1105

The wind in the early winter was so bone-piercing. It felt as if it was laced with brambles as it wrapped around her wounded heart, intensifying her pain.

Madeline reached out a shaky hand to grab the card Ken was handing to her.

When she got it in her hand, she felt as if she had touched Jeremy’s cold fingertips.

“When did this happen?” she suppressed her sadness and asked calmly.

“Today is the 49th day,” Ken answered and looked at the grave in front of him before sighing.

“The reason Mr. Whitman chose this place and the reason why the tombstone is shorter is that he was sorry about what happened to your parents. So, upon his death, he’ll use such a petty manner to kneel to them in hopes he can repent his sins to your parents.”

Madeline could not hold in her tears anymore after she heard that. Tears started rolling down her cheeks and onto the card in her hand.

Lillian frowned when she noticed Madeline crying. She got closer to Madeline to hold Madeline’s hand as if she was trying to comfort her.

Madeline felt her daughter’s warmth, so she held her hand tightly before saying to Ken, “I want to stay here with Lily for a bit.”

understood what Madeline meant. He nodded and did not

he could not stop himself from turning back and

pressed his lips into a thin line. Some words were stuck in

the grave. The tombstone was empty with no name on it. The only thing on the tombstone was a birth

when she glanced

this to be the grave Jeremy

pulled Lillian to the grave. Then,

“Lillian, pay your respects.”

and was

in her eyes.

still stood in front of the

the little girl

were filled with confusion, but when she moved her

head. Madeline’s heart was bleeding while her voice was shaking. Despite her smile, her

Madeline’s tears. Her lips were moving as if she wanted to say ‘Don’t cry, Mommy’, but she could not make a sound

and allowed her tears

but inside, Madeline felt

did not know how to describe what she was feeling right now. The only thing she knew was that the light of her world had been switched