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

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1981

The woman suddenly stopped Coco who was about to leave. The woman then lifted her pejorative gaze to peer at Madeline.

“Why are you asking this woman to leave? Eveline, are you afraid to talk to me justly and honorably?” The woman chuckled softly, but her eyes looked abnormally arrogant.

When Coco saw this, she knew this woman came here to cause trouble.

However, Madeline remained smiling calmly.

“Are you here to talk to me or are you here to chat with my secretary? We’re all adults, and I know what you’re thinking, so don’t waste time. Coco, you should go on with your business. No need to make the coffee.”

“…” The woman’s face froze when she heard that.

Coco, who immediately understood what Madeline meant, nodded, turned around, and left.

Even though she was curious why this woman was here, she did not have the habit of snooping. She thus closed the door and left.

Inside the reception room.

pulled out a chair, and

had a domineering yet elegant aura, completely overpowering the

at Madeline. On the other hand, Made line was

Manor, the woman was now dressed very lady-like. She looked very sweet and obedient

her closely before, and

the end of the day, she was a maid that the Grays had chosen based on her

seen her temper

Madeline was Carter’s fiancée, the maid had still behaved quite arrogantly toward Madeline because she thought Madeline had been flirting

maid, aware that Madeline was observing her, shifted her body uncomfortably. “Eveline, I’m here to look for Mr. Whitman. Ask him

is at home with the children, so he doesn’t have  time to meet any irrelevant people. You can tell me anything you want to say

she heard this. Before she came to Glendale, she asked around and she knew that Madeline was truly Jeremy’s wife

was also the daughter of a rich family in Glendale, and she had a very impressive background. Furthermore, Madeline was a very exceptional perfumer and

was something that

would she reconcile

you don’t have anything to say to me,

spoke and