Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman's Sinner Wife

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1881

Ada’s mother would not have realized that this filthy, unkempt woman before her was Ada if she had not taken a closer look at her!

If Madeline had not seen it for herself, she would not have known that Carter was truly a man who would be willing to do anything.

Ada flinched in panic at her mother’s feet, pulling  a t the legs of her mother’s trousers.

“Mom, please take me home. I want to go home! I don’t want to be a Viscountess anymore. I just want to be treated as a human being now!”

Ada gasped as she begged her mother. Cautiously, she lifted her eyes to look at Carter.

Ada shuddered once again when she met his dark gaze.

Ada’s mother remained stunned for a while before she regained her senses and bent down to help Ada up.

She pushed Ada’s messy and dirty hair out aside and took a long look at Ada’s face, which had not been washed in days. Once again, she was dumbstruck.

and glared at Carter questioningly. “Carter, how could you torture Ada like this?! She’s your wife. Even if

my wife,” Carter retorted in a cold tone without thinking. “In my eyes, she’s nothing more than a tool

expected Carter to express those

and pleaded repeatedly,

Let me see who still dares to bully you!” Ada’s mother responded aggressively. She helped Ada stand

Carter let out an uncanny snicker. “As an arsonist who has killed two people, do

Carter’s

had already processed Madeline’s

officer was about to handcuff her, she immediately put on an expression of grief and began yelling at Carter. “Carter! You may have never regarded me as your wife, but that doesn’t give you the right to slander me like this! And you, Eveline, what evidence do you have? How can you convict me with mere words and your so- called intuition? This is absurd! I’m innocent,

you’re the one who’s being

Ada’s lies without

irrationally set a fire to kill Adam and Cathy. With

smile on his face gradually gave way to a cold

trembling in

this an act of animosity on your part toward me? Why must you slander