Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife by Sixteenth Child

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1785

Evan got up and asked. He felt that Madeline was indeed not in good shape.

Upon hearing that, Fabian only then noticed that Madeline’s complexion seemed ill. Even her forehead was starting to have cold sweat.

Madeline slowly realized that the poison within her body was starting to flare up again.

Shirley had mentioned before that the fourth stage would happen soon.

The thought of it made Madeline try her best to prevent this type of situation from happening because she could not afford to be weak at this moment, but she could not overcome the poison that was already flaring up. Nevertheless, Madeline did not allow herself to drop to her knees.

She clenched her fists and continued to stubbornly look into Fabian’s eyes.

“Fabian, I’ve come all the way here to bring Lilian back home. If you’re not willing to hand Lilian over to me, that will only leave me with one last option.”

Fabian looked at Madeline’s face that was slowly turning pale, feeling puzzled. “Given your current condition, do you think you have what it takes to take your daughter away?”

Madeline chuckled softly and stubbornness glinted in her gorgeous eyes. “As a mother,  I’d do anything  to ensure my daughter’s safety, no matter the cost.”

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to his senses and looked at her. He saw Madeline biting on her lips, and her face was

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made his way over to

put up her guard and took a step back. “Don’t come near

Madeline was rejecting him, but then, he heard Madeline muttering, ” Jeremy, it really wasn’t me who

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think that

if she did think that I’m Jeremy, I don’t think she’d speak like this,

confused, as though it was losing focus and not focusing

her pale lips kept moving as she continued to mutter to herself, “It wasn’t me,

and check up on her.

However, Madeline shoved Evan’s hand as he reached out to

knew that she had entered the final stage of the

had started to mutter