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

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1807

Cathy and Shirley sat in an unnoticeable position  at a corner, but, at that moment, they saw Carter seemingly making his way toward them.

Cathy looked at Shirley. Despite the latter wearing a mask, Cathy could still easily make out the uneasiness and anxiety in Shirley’s eyes.

Shirley felt perturbed because of her love for Carter.

If it was not for love, she would have faced him carefreely.

However, in reality, she could not let go of her feelings. She was deeply in love with him, and that had led her to this day.

Naturally, Shirley saw Carter walking toward her. Indeed, she felt very nervous and her palms started to drench in sweat.

She dared not face Carter, but her gaze, against her volition, was attracted to him.

It seemed Carter had noticed it, and his gaze also looked toward Shirley.

As Shirley started to feel anxious and thought that Carter was about to look at her, his footsteps suddenly came to a halt, and he respectfully greeted an elderly.

Unsure whether it was disappointment or relief, Shirley could no longer describe her current feelings. She only knew as if her heart had fallen into a deep abyss.

current appearance, but when she was unable

still want to sit here?” Cathy asked softly, thinking that Shirley was probably not in

here a little longer. If you’re feeling bored, you

case, let’s wait till the wedding ceremony is

Shirley promised, no longer passionately staring at

greeting the elderly,

elegant posture made

the corner of her eye, Shirley looked at Carter’s back as he walked further

she was very familiar with the number

only one simple sentence, ‘I know you’re here, Shirley. This wedding was supposed to

made

of whether it was sincere or fake, Carter’s

her to

only she felt unhappy, she also

also at that moment, the emcee announced the commencement of Carter and Ada’s

forth to surround them and expressed their blessings, only Cathy and Shirley remained at the unnoticeable

no longer persist. Not long after the ceremony had started, Shirley could not bring

her eyes were lowered, and her