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

Married by Mistake – Chapter 2406

Daniel asked Esther about Ava’s whereabouts with certainty.

Esther’s heart was racing, but her face was full of disapproval. She walked toward Ethan leisurely and sat down on the sofa carefreely. “This is so strange. What does it have to do with me that you can’t find that vixen? Why are you asking me about her whereabouts?”

Seeing that Esther was acting so indifferent like this matter had nothing to do with her, Madeline began to feel anxious.

“Mrs. Mendez, we have reasons to believe that Ava came here to find you, and during this period when Ava was gone, I heard from Mr. Mendez that you just happened to be out.”

After listening to Madeline’s words, Esther suddenly let out a sneer.

“Mrs. Whitman, what you said is really interesting. I‘m not my precious daughter who’s now behind bars because she was framed by you guys. She lost her freedom and is detained in prison all day and night. I‘m a free woman, so I can go wherever I want. Do you think you have the right to control me?”

It was obvious that she was unhappy about

with Ava’s disappearance, but

Esther’s attitude at the moment was truly horrible, so he said, “Esther, don’t

up immediately, “Are you serious? I’m your wife, and the one who’s in prison now is your biological daughter. But at this moment, you’re still siding with the people who

didn’t mean that. Calm

these people who harmed Naya? If it weren’t for them,

others. She suddenly looked at Daniel with hostility in

you scumbag. Are you even worthy of our Naya? Naya has been so good to you for so many years, but have you ever repaid her? Naya is devoted to you and has done so much for you, but what about you? You only want to marry that vixen. You forced Naya to do something so extreme because of

Esther’s rebuke. He could not remember what he had ever done with Naya. However, as he listened to

really let your daughter down, it has nothing to do with Ava, Mrs. Mendez. Please tell me where

“Don’t ask me, I