Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman's Sinner Wife

Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife chapter 1934

Presently, Jeremy did not exist in Madeline’s memories, but Jeremy’s words and behavior gave Madeline a familiar feeling, a feeling similar to how she felt about Carter.

At this time, a maid came over. She said that Camille had asked them to go to the ancestral hall.

Not wanting to waste any time, Carter took Madeline and went out. Before he left, he told his bodyguard to keep an eye on Jeremy.

In fact, in the beginning, he had deliberately allowed Jeremy to enter the manor to see Madeline so that Jeremy would feel uncomfortable.

However, instead of achieving his goal, Jeremy now had the upper hand.

Nonetheless, Carter did not take it very seriously either. He glanced at Madeline who was by his side, and a corner of his mouth lifted into a smile.

Jeremy went upstairs but his eyes continued to follow Madeline. Even after Madeline had gotten in the car and left, Jeremy still did not leave.

‘Linnie, I’m the one you love. From the beginning  to the future, our feelings for each other will never change.’

also convinced that Madeline had the same feelings for

to completely get rid of Carter. Never again would he make the same mistake. Never again would he

spot for some time, Jeremy began

was paying attention to his every move. Without much thought, he knew

walked forward calmly, observing everything around him with deep and

to Jeremy

forward. When he passed the door to a certain room, he subconsciously glanced in,

other side of the

resting there. Please don’t go in and disturb

and handsome face stunned the young maid in front of him, making

who are you? Are you

invited me here. He said that he had arranged a room for me, and I was just looking for my room,

for two seconds after hearing the words. She then immediately came back to her senses. “I see, you are a guest of Mr. Carter. Please wait a moment. I will arrange the guest room for you immediately, ” the maid said with a blush, then immediately went to

such use. This was a vain world after