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

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1951

Madeline looked up and saw a tall man wearing limited edition sportswear with a tote bag strapped diagonally across his broad shoulders. He looked as if he had just returned from exercising.

This man seemed to be in his twenties. His features were defined and resolute, and he looked very handsome too. Nevertheless, this handsome man also looked like a frivolous yuppie. Overall, he looked like an unruly hedonist.

Madeline took another look at the man and realized that the expression in the man’s eyes looked similar to Carter’s.

It seemed that he should be Carter’s cousin.

After a while, the man walked up beside Madeline, curled the corners of his thin lips into a frivolous smile, and introduced himself, as expected.

“Hi, future cousin-in-law. This is the first time we have met. I am Carter’s cousin, Jim.”

Jim Gray.

Madeline digested this name and found that it was foreign.

She stood up with a slight smile and politely extended her hand in a friendly greeting. “Hello, I am Eveline Montgomery.”

be thinking about the name carefully, and then, with a cynical grin, he reached out to hold Madeline’s hand. “The

saying that with a grin, he let go, started walking

“ Jimmy, have you finished playing? Are you

mom.” Jim thanked

the woman said to Jim with a smile. The smile on

Oh.

Jim’s mother, so no wonder she had snapped at Carter just

seemed that Carter would not get the position of the royal

Jimmy, for you to say such a mindless thing. Whether two of us are a match isn’t based on our names. Eveline and I will be having our wedding

Despite the slight smile on his face, one could see that he was

head and smiled lightly at Carter. “Carter, I think Jim was just joking. I

cousin-in-law is so generous, ” Jim praised Madeline. “ I’m certainly

joking, but suddenly his tone became

can help him win the right

cast his gaze to Carter. “Carter, do you think I’m

was talking about Carter, and the displeased look was evident