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

Married by Mistake – Chapter 2466

Fabian inexplicably felt that the scene in front of him was like a dream. He walked over step by step, and the scene felt more and more realistic. The enthusiasm of the young girl skipping and swinging her badminton racket was vividly in front of his eyes.

Meanwhile, the girl’s back gave him an indescribable intimacy.

At this time, the man who was playing badminton with the girl spotted Fabian. It was the old butler in the villa. When he saw Fabian, he immediately stopped and greeted Fabian respectfully.

“Sir, you’re back.”

Upon hearing this, the girl stopped immediately. The next second, the girl turned around and looked back excitedly.

In an instant, Fabian felt the light of the setting sun shining on him dazzlingly. The girl’s bright and youthful smile was like a dreamy oil painting.

The delicate and small facial features on the plump contours of her oval face seemed to be hand-crafted. She looked extremely beautiful.

She smiled sweetly, and the little dimples dotting the corners of her lips instantly gave Fabian a sense of joy like it was warm spring.

girl strode toward him, opened her mouth, and called

‘Fab.’

name sounded like the sound of heaven when it fell into Fabian’s ears. Fabian did not react at all, and the girl had already pounced into his arms. As her warm body got close to him,

him, but this touch and warmth were so familiar to him. He liked it very much, so he did not reject her at all. He even raised his hand involuntarily and hugged the girl back. Then, he

Have

dampening my spirits? Today is Friday. Can’t you let me

picked up the badminton racket

a while.”

she was not at all

on her in his heart. However, he was still in a trance when he looked at this energetic and youthful

was this girl? Why

now. Come and eat some fruits and snacks. You must have not eaten well while living on campus.” The voice of the maid could be heard

who had been taking care of Lillian

Fabian heard this, he fell