Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman's Sinner Wife

Chapter 25

Read Married by Mistake Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife [by Sixteenth Child] Chapter 25 – When Ava heard this, she became worried. “Madeline, Crawford, what on earth are you saying?”

“I’m serious.” Madeline smiled lightly. She looked at the azure ocean in front of her, and the beautiful memories resurfaced in her head once again.

“This is where Jeremy and I pledged our love to each other,” she said before quickly correcting herself, “Or rather, this is where my one-sided love began.”

Ava was stunned. Then, her brain registered what was going on. “So this is the place where you first met each other.”

Madeline nodded and closed her eyes. The sunlight shone down on her round but bony face. “Back then, he told me, ‘Linnie, when we grow up, I’ll take you as my bride’.”

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Madline said before slowly reopening her eyes. Subsequently, tears escaped her eyes and silently rolled down her cheeks.

Ava was furious. “All men are liars! Jeremy knew how to lie to girls at such a young age; you even fell into his trap!”

“Yeah, I thought he was sincere. Not only did I think that, but I even thought that he was serious.”

“Maddie, just give up. That man is not worth your love,” Ava advised. She felt sad at the thought of how invested Madeline was in him.

smiled. “Ava, it has been 12 years.

for him was bone deep. It was in her every

it be easy for her to just let

willing to sacrifice your

Ava said that, an icy gust of wind

long as he’s

fell for him when she first

I don’t think I’ll have the

down and picked up a shell.

have the chance to pester him anymore. He should end up happy. I’ll be happy too because I’ll be with my baby. I’ll be buried in the

at Madeline. She did not know what

time like this. How stupid was she? How much

parting ways with Ava,

Daniel waiting for her. When he saw her, he walked over to her with a

not forgotten what Jeremy had said to her. When she was about to

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