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

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1863

Carter, who had suddenly appeared, immediately turned around after speaking.

Madeline and Jeremy exchanged glances and, with tacit understanding, strode forward.

Shortly after, Carter arrived in front of the house that had caught fire the previous night.

Before the accident, he had indeed restricted Cathy and Adam’s movements, enforcing them to remain in this house.

It had never occurred to him that something like this would happen last night, but he felt that it was a human act.

Staring at the burnt ruins before her, Madeline could not help thinking about the fire that had taken place at Montgomery Manor.

During that time, the most painful part of the situation had been her believing Jeremy to be the one who set the fire. Of course, it was equally painful when she had thought that her biological parents were killed in that fire.

Fortunately, though, it was all just a scheme.

Madeline felt a painful tug in her heart as she thought about Adam and Cathy dying here last night.

Cathy’s accident was also only a

did you keep Adam and Cathy locked in this house, preventing them from leaving?” Jeremy’s interrogative tone pulled Madeline out of

a questioning glance at the

Jeremy and Madeline’s scrutiny and skeptical gazes, Carter remained

me. Thus, I had no reason to burn them to death, dirtying my place

exempt you of your relation to this?” The expression on Madeline’s face grew a few shades darker. “Two human lives were lost because of you, and you

just two simple sentences?”

help me in my matters. Now that something has happened to them, I’m the one who’s suffering

“Carter.”

tone; a piercing stare

won’t let my friends die

seemed to pause for a while, then smiled.

want to get to the bottom of this and figure out who

beautiful eyes had no trace of warmth

died before him, but to Carter, their deaths seemed to be nothing more than the withering of

he could accomplish his goals, all humans, matters, and objects were nothing but