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

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1879

Without further questions, Jeremy smiled in apparent agreement and replied, “I’ll follow you wherever you go.”

Madeline’s eyes twinkled as a smile tugged at the corners of her mouth. She affectionately leaned back into Jeremy’s embrace once again.

The stars tonight were not bright, but at this moment, Madeline felt warm in her heart.

The following morning, Madeline went to the police station with Jeremy.

After leaving the police station, Jeremy drove his car to the main entrance of Gray Villa.

Madeline and Jeremy were barred from entry by a bodyguard at the entrance, but Jeremy was not someone that would allow himself to be stopped.

Carter and Camille had originally chartered a flight to bring Shirley back to St. Piaf today, but Ada’s mother had suddenly shown up in a fit of rage.

Presently, she was in the living room demanding an explanation from Carter and Camille.

had just arrived at the door when they heard

husband should behave? How could you have your people throw your wife, a formidable Viscountess, into a dog kennel? Do

smiled faintly after listening to Ada’s mother. “A human being? Since when has your beloved daughter ever treated a human’s life seriously,

Ada’s mother subtly averted her gaze upon

killing two of my friends whom I had invited to my house. It’s my greatest kindness not to send a cruel woman

his dark gaze landed on the face of Ada’s

the line repeatedly. Even if she dies, she deserves

murderous intent that flashed across Carter’s

intent

Ada had asked her mother to handle it on Ada’s

see through it in

panicking, but she told  herself not to show it. She feared truly Carter’s keen observation skills would see

was just an accident. How could you blame Ada for that? Why would she start the fire? She didn’t even

being hurt by this injustice. “How could you accuse Ada solely

about to speak when he saw someone walking through the door. He lifted his gaze, and the corner