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

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 2064

At the sight of the gradually approaching cute little figure, the corners of Fabian’s lips also slowly turned into an arc of joy.

When Lillian ran up to him, Fabian knelt down and gently took Lillian’s little hand.

“Lily, it’s great that you’re fine.“ He inwardly breathed a sigh of relief. The sight of that the little cutie being safe and sound finally eased the anxious feeling he had for the past few days.

However, when he remembered that Madeline and Jeremy would be taking Lillian home, his heart seemed to sink back into the bottom of the sea.

Lillian seemed to sense that Fabian’s worry for her the past few days, so she approached Fabian, raised her hands to hug Fabian gently, and then snuggled into Fabian’s arms very affectionately for a moment.

Fabian raised his hand and touched Lillian’s little head; his eyes filled with genuine concern.

Jeremy watched this scene and a feeling of jealousy inexplicably surged into his heart.

a father, when he thought that one day in the future,

she would have her

this inexplicable thought, Jeremy suddenly came back to his senses. He took a closer look at Fabian’s eyes as he looked at Lillian. His eyes

hugged Lillian for a while before reluctantly releasing

and daddy, “ Fabian said softly. He then took Lillian’s hand and led her to

up to sit down beside him. Meanwhile, Lillian was also very comfortable sitting beside Fabian. She looked up at Fabian from time to time, smiling

Jeremy

did you rescue Lily from

“It’s all thanks to Shirley. She helped me in rescuing Lily

said that, Madeline could not

could see through Madeline’s thoughts, so he held her hand. “Don’t worry, I don’t think Carter will let anything happen to

she was about

to take Lily back

Jeremy asked in a cold tone. “When you took Lily away from the hospital, it was considered a violation of the law. Just because Linnie and I did not pursue it, it doesn’t mean that you weren’t in the