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

Married by Mistake – Chapter 2302

Daniel nodded lightly as if to show his agreement. However, the sight of Ava’s carefree back view lingered in his mind. After Ava followed Madeline into the car, the smile on her face no longer remained. In fact, she was not free and easy at all. She was just forcing herself to be brave.

Madeline also understood what Ava was thinking now. Although she had some suggestions, she still respected Ava’s thoughts more.

Ava knew that she could not do anything right now. Daniel’s mother and Naya were colluding together. It was not easy for her to deal with them. She could go head-on with Naya, but Daniel’s mother was his mother, after all. She had the right to control her son, but what about her?

She was originally his fiancée, but Daniel could not remember her now. What did that make her?

Not long after, Ava got out of the car at the side of the road. Madeline was worried to leave Ava on her own, but Ava insisted on being alone. Hence, Madeline could only leave first.

When she saw a couple holding hands and

muttered to herself

continue to work hard. She could not be filled with negativity and worries every day. That was what Ava thought. Then, she turned around and raised a smile. However, when she turned around, a stall selling churros

memories immediately started playing in her head like a movie… She was still in primary school that year. She was just an innocent and ignorant child. She was loved by her parents and would play with her classmates often. She seemed so happy back then. Every day after school, she would wait for her parents to pick her up to go home. There were many food stalls on the roadside in front of her school, and her favorite was churros. Every time she asked, her parents would satisfy her, but one

wandering. Just then, a familiar figure unexpectedly appeared in her blurred vision. When she

of churros, walked to Ava with a loving smile, and handed the churros

that this is your favorite

disgust surged in her heart. She tried her best to restrain her emotions. Then, she said softly, “I haven‘t eaten

hand that was frozen in midair. She asked carefully, “Is it