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

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1804

“Adam, come over and give me a hand.”

Adam understood Cathy’s meaning, but in fact, he had already intended to help.

However, Shirley was aware that Cathy and Adam were trying to help her up at the moment, but she pretended to be deep in thought, silently accepting Adam and Cathy’s kind intention.

The sun began to set for the evening.

Adam parked his car at the entrance of the most luxurious hotel in Glendale.

Although it was before the time for the commencement of the wedding banquet, the entrance was already streaming with guests.

Shirley was sitting at the rear seat of the car, watching the guests going into the main entrance. She was familiar with many people there, actually.

Carter’s wedding ceremony was a grand one. A day before the wedding, the net was bombarded with the news of his wedding.

Piaf was about to get

life photos were posted on the

psychiatrist and a high-level hypnotist further attracted

took out a mini mirror and looked

looking at it for a few seconds, she showed no expression as she took out a mask and

the car. After getting out of the car, Adam, feeling uneasy, warned Cathy, “Things might be a little troublesome if

worries and could feel that Carter was

act accordingly. I’ll also take good care of Miss

to deal with m y relationship with her, ” Adam said, thanking her sincerely. Suddenly, he glanced at Shirley. “Even though she has changed a lot

smiled faintly. “I understand. Adam, you do care for Miss Brown. You’re stubborn with

long?” Shirley’s pestering voice drifted from the car

opened it, then, with an irritated look, carried Shirley onto the wheelchair. In the end, he deliberately put on a cold expression and spoke to

on coming here to torment yourself, I’m granting you your wish now. I’ll give you an hour at most. Don’t cause a scene, lest you bring

she heard that. ” Just listen to him. Is this the tone a little brother should have when talking to

turned away proudly, controlling the wheelchair, and