Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife
Chapter 1933
When Madeline heard this, she turned around and saw Jeremy smiling at her.
Carter’s eyes were on him as well. He had a feeling in his heart that Jeremy was guiding Madeline so he could catch her off guard.
However, Carter was not worried.
Even a professional hypnotist would not be able to crack the advanced hypnosis he performed on Madeline, let alone Jeremy who knew nothing about hypnotism.
“Sir, do you mean…” Madeline looked at Jeremy with curiosity. “Do you mean I should ask you who you are?”
Jeremy nodded, still smiling. “You still haven’t asked me my name, Miss Montgomery.”
Madeline was a little stunned. It seemed that she thought Jeremy had said something unnecessary.
However, Madeline still smiled and asked, “Sir, what is your name?”
is Jeremy Whitman, ” Jeremy answered Madeline’s question quickly. He then continued, “My
deep and beautiful eyes. “Hello, Mr. Whitman. Nice to meet you. Is your wife not here with you to
bright and charming eyes. “She’s here, and she’s somewhere closest to me,” he said with
did not see anyone,
politely at Jeremy. “Thank you for coming to witness our wedding, Mr. Whitman and
there and shook his head. “You don’t have to thank me, Miss Montgomery. We don’t have to use that
said again. “Why did you say that, Mr.
Gray used his famous hypnosis
spoke in a curious tone,
to believe in your charm. There’s no
and Carter were stunned by
method, gaining the upper hand by taking a step
could we be lovers? I’ve always been in love with Carter the whole time, ” Madeline
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