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

Married by Mistake – Chapter 2284

She remembered that when she bought this brooch, it was a limited edition and there were not many socialites or rich women in the upper class who owned it. Plus, there was a custom engraving at the back. How could it not be hers?

As she was thinking to herself, Naya suddenly turned the brooch to look at the engraving. To her surprise, the initials engraved on the back were actually Mrs. Graham’s name.

Naya was stunned.

This brooch was actually the fake she gave to Daniel’s mother.

Daniel’s mother also reacted when she looked at the brooch. “I have this brooch too. It looks like the one you gave me back then.”

you back then. I asked for it from my appraiser friend.” Madeline explained with

had a guilty conscience at the time, so you didn’t notice that this brooch is actually the fake you gave to Mrs. Graham. You didn’t even bother to look at the engraving on the back of the brooch when you saw it. When the

knew that she had fallen into a trap. Madeline might have prepared an impeccable countermeasure no matter what she said now.

be calm and laughed. She avoided Madeline’s sharp gaze

investigation, but what I want to emphasize is that what Eveline said just now is just her self-righteous speculation. I will not accept these accusations against me. I want to see my lawyer and sue Eveline

then left with the police under the watchful eyes of the

hand and took a closer look. She felt more and more annoyed as she read through the documents as they were all fakes. She thought that at least one of them

at all,” Daniel’s mother

of deliberately trying to murder someone is really unexpected.” Madeline’s tone became a little more serious. “If Dan really marries such a woman, who knows if she’ll come up with a plan to kill you if

down her back when she heard this, but she still had to keep calm. “The police haven’t convicted her yet, so how can you insist that Naya was the one who did it? Although she’s unruly and willful, she wouldn’t kill