Madeline Crawford and Jeremy Whitman novel Chapter 769

Chapter 769

Karen, who was smiling a moment ago, instantly became petrified when she heard these words!

Her eyes widened in confusion. Looking at the delicate and beautiful face in front of her, she finally realized. “You’re Madeline!”

“It’s Eveline Whitman, thank you.” Madeline opened her mouth to correct her.

“How is it you?!” Karen was extremely unhappy. “What on earth do you want until you’re satisfied? I’m warning you, don’t pester Jeremy anymore. He’s going to get a certificate with my future daughter-in-law, Felicity. They will soon be a legal couple! If you come pestering again, I will tell the whole world that Glendale’s glorious big shot, Miss Montgomery, is a shameless homewrecker!”

Faced with Karen’s threat, Madeline took out the fresh and warm marriage certificate from her bag, feeling unperturbed. After opening the folded half, she presented the marriage certificate to Karen.

“Is my dear mother-in-law literate? Do you understand the words above?” she asked with a smile.

Karen was stunned. She saw the words on the marriage certificate that read: [Wife, Madeline, and husband, Jeremy.]

The time the certificate was obtained was today!

In the photo above, the handsome man and beautiful woman with the same smiles were Jeremy and Madeline!

Although Madeline and Felicity looked alike, when one looked closely, Madeline’s features were much more refined!

“This… What is this?!” Karen was dumbfounded, her chest feeling tight and out of breath.

Winston walked over and took a closer look at the marriage certificate. Compared to Karen’s horrified startlement, he was pleasantly surprised. “Eveline, have you forgiven Jeremy? You’re finally willing to give Jeremy a chance to make it up to you, yes?”

Madeline put away the marriage certificate and smiled at Winston. “I don’t hate him anymore. He was truly wrong at the beginning, but in retrospect, he was also used by others and blinded. He has worked hard to mend his ways,” she said as she looked at Winston meaningfully.

“In comparison, some people who contributed to the flames and feared that I would not leave him have become even more hateful.”

Karen’s expression collapsed. “Who are you talking about?”