Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 1304

However, Ryan was not below using any brutal methods at all!

Madeline tried to pull away from Ryan’s grasp, but the man was too strong and her bones felt like they were moments away from being shattered.

As she was being forced to follow behind him, both her slippers slipped off amidst her chaotic footsteps.

Anger exploded from Ryan. The man was no longer the kind and gentlemanly person she once knew.

He dragged Madeline to the villa’s storage room where all sorts of trinkets were placed. Without exposure to sunlight, there was a musky scent of age in the room.

Ryan pressed Madeline against the wall and grabbed both her shoulders, forcing her to face his enraged expression. “Why must you be so stubborn? Must I torment you? Let me tell you, Eveline Montgomery, I don’t love you as much as you think. My heart will not soften when it comes to you!”

Madeline pursed her pink lips and broke into a sarcastic smile. “Who cares if you love me or not? Torture me if you want, Ryan. I don’t care if I die. But you’ll never win my husband!”

That was something Ryan did not want to hear the most.

He grabbed Madeline’s slender neck as his eyes grew predatory.

“Do you not fear death at all, Eveline?”

The only thing I fear is not seeing the man I love the most

“You…”

tightened his

to breathe freely, color began to flush on Madeline’s cheeks, but she refused to beg or

he could control Madeline with fear, but he found himself unable to do

loved Eveline. At most, he only fancied her—at least that was what he hypnotized

him that he would lose this game the moment he fell in love

breath, Ryan finally let go

slid down the wall and fell onto the icy

but refused to back

squatted to grab Madeline by the back of her neck and pulled her

you want to be

he barked out as a reminder was accompanied by the flames of rage in his

her body into an upright position with difficulty. Stubbornness

with the

wall, her feet frosty and

grew wet as she

wait for you, Jeremy. I