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

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1875

Madeline thought about the expression in Shirley’s eyes. Shirley had not seemed like someone who was delirious. Her gaze had been firm, and it had been evidently signaling for Madeline to leave Gray Villa a s soon as possible.

In hindsight, Shirley had pretended to be scared at that moment so she could manipulate Carter, creating a smooth exit for Madeline.

“Jeremy, is it possible that the effects of AXP6g’s anti- toxoid test reagent differ between when it’s ingested and when it’s injected?” The question came from the depths of Madeline’s heart because she felt that Shirley’s symptoms differed from Madeline’s during Madeline’s flare-up.

Jeremy had a faint guess from Madeline’s question. “Have you noticed anything wrong, Linnie?”

Madeline nodded. “You told me this before. When I went through the final stage of the flare-up, my memories were stuck at my most painful moments, and I could not even remember that we were in love. But Shirley seemed to be different.”

“How was she behaving?” Jeremy continued to ask curiously.

Madeline could not help getting lost in thought. Her expression became increasingly solemn.

“Perhaps I’m overthinking it. For Shirley, the most tragic memory is losing her only relative in the world.”

of her. That was why she kept murmuring to herself that Adam and Cathy’s bodies were buried beneath

this felt like

would not have had the faith to live when she had been in prison without hope back

growing inside her womb at the time, was the final source of light during that dark period

guided her till the end, and

the same

without hesitation whenever Madeline

  them  no matter how much she thought about it.

days later. All funeral-related matters were being handled by

family members she had were her two young children. However, Madeline certainly would not

very few family members, but his reputation as Dr. Brown

the accident, Adam’s colleagues and former patients began dropping by

time everyone had expressed their condolences and left,

turned gloomy as a drizzle began to fall without anyone realizing

out, saying he had an important task to handle. At