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

Married By Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife Chapter 1798

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1798

Jeremy stuttered; his words stuck in his throat.

Jeremy trembled before the look in Madeline’s eyes which were staring upon him.

“Linnie, I…”

“Linnie?” Madeline repeated the word and suddenly let out a soft but cold chuckle. “What’s wrong with you? The man who I love most but hates me most is now calling me Linnie.”

Madeline giggled and slowly got up.

Jeremy wanted to head over to support her but was rejected disdainfully by Madeline.

He could tell that Madeline was not in her right mind now as her reddened eyes sparkled, contrasting her unusually pale face.

Madeline, supporting herself with one hand, sat up on the bed, and her other hand suddenly went to her chest.

closed her eyes and breathed

rhythm of her

please give me some time and hear me out?” Jeremy

made him recall

had experienced back then. The feeling of being stared upon by her cold eyes.

from the side, tactfully

leaving the scene, he called Fabian and asked how much longer before

In the ward.

her way to the side of the window, distancing

not comprehend the reason behind her pain right now, but her mind was filled with images of Jeremy giving in to Meredith and harming Madeline. Regardless of whether Madeline closed or opened her eyes, Madeline could only see herself drenched in blood, images of her being covered in injuries, and

grave, hating him to his

that when I’m older, you’ll marry me and make me your wife. Such a beautiful promise you’ve made, yet

her teary, gorgeous

has done so many bad deeds, yet you still pamper her. You have

then. In the end, my eyes were blinded by my love for a man like you. If I could turn back the clock, I’d still choose to meet you, but I wouldn’t fall in love with you the way I did in the past because a scumbag like you is

The Novel will be updated daily. Come back and continue reading tomorrow, everyone!

Comments ()

0/255