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Married by Mistake Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife [Sixteenth Child] Chapter 1681

Jeremy’s promise suddenly imbued Felipe’s life in prison with meaning.

If there was truly anything or anyone that Felipe could not bear to part with, it would be Cathy.

If he could be granted any other unlikely wishes, it would be that he could see the two children again.

The children.

The thought of them kindled an extremely warm feeling within Felipe.

When he was the love of Cathy’s life, not only had he ignored her, but he had also killed those two children with his own hands.

He knew he would never be able to make it up to Cathy any more, but he certainly had not expected that she would be pregnant with his baby when the accident occurred.

This was God’s gift. Yes, this was God’s gift to him.

Now, he hoped that Jeremy could arrange for this day to come as soon as possible.

After they had left, Madeline went to stay with Adam. A few days passed, and the poison in her body did not flare up. Nevertheless, she did not forget how excruciatingly painful it had been when the poison had flared up.

As she sat in front of the window sill, basking in the rare, warm winter sun, her attention was focused on the small tube of anti-toxoid test reagent lying in her palm.

When she reflected on the relationship between Carter and Shirley, Madeline finally figured out exactly when she had been poisoned.

It was that night when Carter had so willingly agreed to cancel the marriage agreement. There must have been something amiss with the glass of red wine he had poured for her.

Since Carter would certainly have known about her keen sense of smell, the poison must have been colorless and tasteless. This would explain why she had not detected anything when she drank it.

They truly had planned this out far in advance, and had set their plot in motion ages ago.

Madeline clenched her fists. From the corner of her eye, she saw a figure approaching.

“She truly did take good care of me when I was young. She was a good sister.” Adam’s very gentle voice drifted to her ears.

Madeline lifted her eyes and saw Adam approaching her, a smile on his face.

“You mean your sister Shirley?” She asked.

“Yes.” Adam nodded. From the smile on his face, one could tell that he was thinking of something pleasant. “When I was young and heedless, I did a lot of ignorant and rebellious things. Every time something went wrong, she would always stand up for me.”

As he said that, his eyes filled with the scenes from his memories.

“I still remember the time in fifth grade when I had skipped class to catch frogs at a pond with a few of my classmates and she happened to spot us. Just as she was about to take me back to school, my parents, who were on their way home from work, caught sight of us.

“To save me from getting scolded, she said that she was the one who encouraged me to skip class. Even after my parents had punished her by making her copy out a 70,000-word medical book, she still came and comforted me, telling me that everything was fine.”

As Adam spoke, his eyes started welling up with tears.

“She was a good sister in the past, don’t you think?” Adam asked Madeline. Since the present-day Shirley had given him a different impression, he wanted to hear other people’s affirmations of Shirley.

Madeline slowly stood up. “Perhaps she used to be a good sister. However, ever since she ran away from home and left this family, I don’t think she’s the sister you knew anymore.”

“I’m sorry,” Adam said remorsefully. “I finally understand what kind of person could develop this sort of poison. If it was Shirley, it’s no surprise at all. She’s always been very accomplished in this aspect since she was young.”

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“However, she’s using her talents and gifts in ways she shouldn’t.” Madeline could not help but sigh. “It truly astounds me. The sister hurts others while the younger brother saves them.”

“I’m sorry.”

“Adam, you didn’t do anything to wrong me, so there’s no need to apologize to me. On the contrary, I’m truly grateful to you.” Madeline conveyed her sincere gratitude. “Without you, I won’t be here today, and my son would’ve died long ago.”

“Saving others is a doctor’s mission. It is also my only conviction and aspiration ever since I’ve matured in thought.”

“You’re a very good person, Dr. Adam.” Madeline lauded him sincerely. As soon as she finished speaking, she suddenly felt her temple throbbing uncomfortably.

Adam was very observant. He immediately noticed something was wrong with Madeline. “Are you feeling unwell?”

Madeline did not bother putting up a tough front. “My head is hurting a little…” she said. She wanted to head to the bedroom to sit and rest briefly, but as she lifted her gaze, everything in her vision seemed to be spinning.

Adam hurriedly stepped forward, supporting Madeline’s arm. “Are you feeling dizzy?”

“I think the poison’s flaring up. I was perfectly fine right before this, so it shouldn’t be possible that I’d suddenly get dizzy,” Madeline said, guessing.

However, this was insufficient for Adam to make a judgment call. There was only one test tube. Madeline’s current symptoms were completely different from the symptoms she first experienced. If he made a mistake, then Madeline would suffer.

As Adam struggled with this dilemma, Madeline’s phone rang.

It was an unknown number. Adam answered for Madeline, and the voice that came from the other end of the line surprised Adam.

“Eveline, it should be time for your second flare-up.” Shirley’s tone sounded extremely confident. She chuckled. “This experience should feel a tad better than one before, doesn’t it? While it can be a little uncomfortable, my control was on point, so no matter how uncomfortable you feel, your life will not be in danger.”

While listening to Shirley’s inhumane words, Adam’s heart suddenly trembled.

“Do you even know what you’re talking about?” Adam could not help but roar out in rage.

Shirley was stunned. She did not expect Adam to be the one answering the phone.

“You’d use your talents, and the gifts you’d inherited from our parents, to commit this kind of utterly heartless act. Shirley Brown, do you not feel any guilt?”

Shirley was a little lost when Adam yelled at her, but when she heard this, she suddenly sneered.

“Guilt? Ask the two dead persons whether they feel any guilt?” Shirley asked in a cold voice. Then, she followed up with a harsh warning, “I’m telling you, Adam, you better not interfere any further. Otherwise, I won’t show mercy, even if we are siblings!’

“Shirley, what do you want…”

Beep.

Before Adam could finish speaking, Shirley hung up.

Adam dared not be distracted or wasting time. He immediately injected the tube of test reagent that Madeline held in her hand into her vein.

Jeremy, who happened to be back, saw the scene unfolded as he reached his bedroom door. His expression changed as he quickly ran to Madeline’s side, holding Madeline, who was now slowly losing consciousness, in his arms.

“Linnie, Linnie!” Jeremy yelled a few times, but there was no response from Madeline. He cast an anxious look at a dazed Adam. “Adam, what happened to Linnie? Why did she pass out?”

“It’s another flare-up,” Adam answered Jeremy’s question, quickly returning to his senses, and suddenly feeling the unusual heaviness of the syringe in his hand.

“She should just be asleep for a while. She’ll be fine when she wakes up. However, based on my many years of experience, Eveline’s condition might be…”

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Jeremy’s heart skipped a beat at Adam’s sudden pause, but he quickly calmed down.

“Linnie and I have been through a lot together, so there is nothing I can’t handle. Tell me what’s going to happen next, Adam.”

“I’ve just talked to Shirley,” Adam said. “Judging from what she had said, and the symptoms of Eveline’s flare-up, the symptoms may differ each time she experiences a flare-up. Furthermore, it might worsen each time.”

It might worsen each time.

Those words felt like heavy rocks crashing down on Jeremy’s heart. His eyebrows tightly knitted together as he looked at Madeline, who had now fallen asleep…

Madeline slept for the entire afternoon. When she woke, she saw Jeremy staring at her with a gentle gaze.

She had always been aware of the circumstances right before she fell asleep. Before Jeremy could speak, Madeline spoke instead, comforting him. “Jeremy, don’t worry. I’m fine.”

After hearing Madeline’s comforting words, Jeremy felt even more distressed.

He sat on the bed and raised his hand, softly stroking Madeline’s delicate cheeks. “Linnie, sometimes I’d truly hope that you could be coquettish and complain like those ignorant little ladies. I truly don’t want you to be so compassionate. You’re obviously the one who is suffering, yet you’re the one who is comforting me.”

Madeline smiled slightly. “You’re so weird, Mr. Whitman. Most men want their women to be considerate, gentle, and thoughtful, yet you’re the complete opposite. Do you want me to behave like a little lady, acting coyly and without restraint?”

“I hope so. I truly hope so.” Jeremy held Madeline’s hand tightly, holding them in his palms, and kissed them. “Linnie, you are too thoughtful, in the past and the present. That is why I hope you’d be less thoughtful in the future.”

Madeline understood what Jeremy meant by “less thoughtful”. She smiled and nodded. “Okay, I got it. I’ll try to make myself into a ‘less thoughtful’ little lady in the future.”

Jeremy pressed his lips into a smile. He bowed his head close to Madeline, dropping a light kiss on her somewhat pale lips.

“Linnie, I made you suffer again because of me.” He lowered his voice, his words ridden with guilt.

Madeline smiled, shaking her head. “Have you forgotten, Mr. Whitman? We are husband and wife, and the husbands and wives should stick together, through thick and thin.”

Jeremy hugged Madeline, feeling his heart breaking further. “Linnie…”

“Cough.”

Madeline was about to speak, but she could not help but cough slightly.

Jeremy released his arms nervously, and his eyes were filled with worry. “Linnie, are you alright? Is the poison flaring up again?”

“No, don’t worry.” Madeline immediately assured him. “I just feel a slight discomfort in my throat.”

Jeremy breathed a sigh of relief, but his gaze turned more solemn.

He knew neither when Madeline would flare up next nor what her condition would be like. He only knew that before it came, Shirley had to be dealt with.

and Cathy could meet at a special

touched Madeline’s head.

point, Madeline’s

still wanted to ask further, but Jeremy took her

let me bring

“Where?”

gave a mysterious smile. “To a place that is worth remembering and imbued with

that is worth remembering

quickly emerged in Madeline’s

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blue sea and the

of April Hill all

the sea breeze blew

Crash.

crashing against the

empty beach, two figures stood

deliberately groomed himself today, restoring his former graceful gentleman image. He now looked at

him no longer looked the way she did

longer the pure admiration for him in her eyes; it had been replaced with some level of calmness and composure that

Whoosh.

blew at them, Felipe did not feel the cold, for his heart was burning hot

not expected Jeremy to arrange

him in the police car a short distance away,

silence, Felipe finally summoned the

her, though in a familiar voice,

tone was still so gentle as she spoke. “There’s no need for you to call me that, Mr. Whitman. It should be clear to you that you don’t have much time, so

Felipe felt disappointed, but

outcome would be for her to

relief, he said, “Cath, you remembered everything, is that

that Evie and Jez have already told you that you are the father

this, an indescribable wave

letting them know that you’re their biological father. You are not

rapidly freeze the ripples of emotions in Felipe’s heart. His whole body seemed to

could he

only had himself to

put on a bitter, self-deprecating smile, the light in his eyes flickering. A while later, he uttered, “Adam is a good

is a good man. I don’t need you to tell me that, Felipe. If you don’t have anything else to say to me, I’ll leave then. My kids

that, Cathy glanced at

At that moment, he could not

everything around them

though the two of them were the only

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Cathy locked eyes. After a long while, Cathy returned to her senses

asked, seemingly impatiently.

Cathy’s eyes, Felipe

an object from his

sight of the red

Forgive me for discovering you to be that little

slightly dazed for a moment, and a strange emotion flashed in

calmness, now sounded somewhat shaky. “Didn’t you know the entire time? Didn’t you only

his head slightly. “This whole time,

shocked once again.

and would protect

she was the girl who had given me the red rope when I was a child, bringing me hope and joy. Until I

“…”

this, tears silently

wind, and she started laughing through her

be with each other in this life.” Felipe raised his hand and tried to caress Cathy’s cheek, but midway, he clenched back his fist, slowly

back then, he could turn back because he had not crossed the line. However, I’m different. I had crossed the line. This is also the gap that prevents us from coming

smiled as

best. Of course, I wish that the two children would grow up healthily too. You’d also have to keep this secret forever. Don’t let them know that they have such an abominable

the end, Felipe still

soft hands tightly, but he had pushed them away ruthlessly. Now, all he

Cathy’s palm before bowing his head. Then, he pressed a deep kiss on the back of her

live a

blessing, Felipe turned

Cathy felt as

clenched the red rope in her hand, watching Felipe’s bleak silhouette as he walked further away from her. Tears pricked at the corners of her

“Felipe!”

called out his name with

came to a

his head. It was unsure if his eyes were moist from the sea breeze as his vision of the beautiful face seemed slightly blurry. Gradually, he could not see Cathy’s expression clearly, but he could hear her question clearly. “Felipe, is there still a chance for us to see each

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“In the next life, Cath. I’ll see

shallow, blew past Cathy’s ears like a gust

from her eyes against her

next life, he

were truly not destined to

The moment the car started, he looked at her through the car window, and tears welled up in

be able to see you

life, I’ll be a respectable and law-abiding person. Never again will I cross the line

coming into my life. Thank you, and

to himself before shifting

Cathy remained rooted to the ground, not knowing what it means to

later, Madeline and Jeremy

a daze by the coast, while Felipe was nowhere

too was a little bewildered. They were promised an hour, and the time

back. She

the next life.” The smile remained plastered on her face. “I think he has already made

turn out like this?” Jeremy said in

had thought Cathy to be the last ray of light that could pull

final

I’m going to talk to Felipe.” Jeremy hurriedly said and

sorry for the woman with all her

still can’t

to fall in love, but it turns out that letting go

she looked at the endless sea, the light in her eyes

Felipe as quickly

was impeccably dressed. He also seemed to be accepting of his impending

have you thought this through? Do you honestly want to choose this path? Do you know that you could appeal? Even if you had committed those crimes, you also have the opportunity and the right to give

I’ve already made my decision. I hope you can

aren’t, Felipe. You’re only thinking about atoning for your sins, but do you think that your passing on is a

Do you truly

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of a calm disposition,

on himself. As his nephew, Jeremy was

were willing, Felipe could certainly avoid the death penalty.

would certainly aspire to continue living.

Jeremy sought his confirmation yet again. “You only live once. There’s

Jeremy’s earnest reminder, Felipe seemed to

Felipe lifted

I need your help

“Tell me.”

hope Cathy will have a blissful and carefree

her the bliss

would require a

“How in the

your ability, you’d certainly be able to assist me in performing this task

face in confusion. Felipe’s words slowly made it clear to Jeremy what Felipe’s

love for

them and felt a pang of heartache

probably very regretful,

regard, Jeremy had already experienced much

he and Madeline could still turn back,

…

of

enjoyed the sea breeze. Although it was

a wooden person, felt a pang of

to persuade Cathy, Cathy looked back and gave

me. Just let me stay here

her. “Cathy, if there’s anything that’s bothering you, don’t hesitate to talk

of Cathy’s eyes. Biting her lip, she strode

called out to her tightened Madeline’s

back, comforting her. “I’m here. Don’t cry.

no longer fight back the tears. “He said that he’ll see me in the next life. He said that he has always loved

stopped. Based on Cathy’s words, Felipe still intended to accept the death penalty, no

This surprised Madeline.

that he seeks death as

evident that, deep down, Cathy could never truly let go of

memory lapse, the instant that she remembered, her feelings for Felipe would have only become

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