Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife

Chapter 1396

He fully understood how Felipe felt. Whether she was or was not Cathy, her existence was still a ray of hope to Felipe.

Madeline signed Jeremy’s discharge papers, and as they were on the way home, Madeline gave Sean a call. She asked if Eloise had been found yet, but Sean said no.

Eloise going missing had fueled Madeline’s unease.

Jeremy understood how Madeline felt. “Don’t blame yourself, Linnie. This isn’t your fault. Life is full of surprises and unexpected incidents, so we can’t prevent everything. Mom could be on the way home for all we know.”

Madeline smiled softly, knowing that Jeremy was only trying to console and comfort her.

“You’re right, Jeremy. It’s also impossible for us to know if the unexpected would be something good or bad. Like Cathy.” She looked up to meet the man’s gaze. “Do you remember how you asked Cathy to return to Glendale and asked Adam for pain medication when we were in F Country back then?”

“Yeah.” Jeremy nodded. “That’s what I was wondering about just now. If she truly is Cathy, then it’d be likely that she exchanged contacts with Adam.”

“I hope it’s Cathy.” Madeline prayed internally. “Hope is not lost as long as she’s alive.”

long as Cathy’s still alive, even if

they supposed to prove that

and Jeremy returned to the manor. The first thing she did was ask Karen

with the both of you this morning? What happened to your head, Jeremy? What’s

home and take care of the kids, Linnie. I’ll go meet up with Dad.

Jeremy. I know you said you’re fine, but I’m still worried.” Madeline held him back. “Go back

alright,” Jeremy

a displeased expression. “I told you to go and rest, didn’t I? Or do

returned to rest in the room as

relief and notified Karen before she left

of Montgomery Manor, but there were no

into the ruins, so how did she just vanish into

turned into minutes, then minutes turned into hours. The sun had already begun to set before they knew it. Standing dazedly in the middle of the road where cars drove past

are you, Mom? I’m so worried about