Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman's Sinner Wife

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1864

Madeline raised her eyes slightly as she spoke.

“But I feel sorry for the child in her womb. It’s tragic for the child to have parents like you.”

Madeline’s words completely wiped away the arrogance and smirk on Carter’s face.

“Eveline, do you think you would be able to stand here now if Shirley hadn’t given you the only vial of anti-toxoid test reagent?”

“Yes, I wouldn’t be standing here. I ought to be showing my gratitude to the woman who had poisoned me and subsequently provided me with the anti-toxoid test reagent, am I right?”

Carter’s expression darkened further, but he could not find a retort for Madeline’s comment.

In a matter of seconds, his mind felt like a mess.

Although Shirley’s current condition was better than expected, which gave him some comfort, he was still terribly upset at the thought of the poison

Shirley’s body, threatening  the birth of their child that was still in

layer of frustration fell upon Carter as Jeremy spoke once

don’t think that I’m unaware of what  you’re planning to do in Glendale. I’m telling you—I won’t give you the opportunity. You’d better abandon that thought,  return to St. Piaf, and assume your position as Viscount.

Jeremy’s voice fell, Carter’s forehead creased gloomily. His frown, however, began to relax

never failed to accomplish

his sentence, he turned around

back of Carter’s figure as Carter walked away without restrain, then spoke

always get what you want. You just wait

Carter stopped in

of turning around, continued to walk

down the road, he pulled out his mobile phone, checked his call history,

the call could not

frowned, irritation burgeoning in his

stood before the burnt ruins. After a moment of observation, they

to look for clues or evidence to prove that Adam and Cathy were murdered. However, as they searched, warm tears filled Madeline’s eyes against her volition, and her mood became increasingly

around, seeing that Madeline was staring blankly out of a broken window, and walked over