Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife novel Chapter 1805

Cathy remembered that she had seen the bride’s name on the wedding invitation card, but it did not strike her as familiar, and she believed that she did not know the bride.

Cathy shook her head. “No idea.” “Hmph. Of course, you wouldn’t know.”

Shirley smiled, seemingly talking to herself.

“She’s considered a childhood sweetheart of Carter’s, but he has always hated this woman, so much so that he had even used Eveline as a shield to rid himself of her.”

Speaking of Carter’s engagement with Madeline, Cathy knew parts of it, but she was not privy to the fact that Carter had been using Madeline to get rid of another woman.

However, on that night, he was about to marry that same woman he had wanted to shake off.

Cathy found it rather ridiculous.

However, after considering Carter’s status, she could see that there were logical reasons behind all this.

“Are you close to the bride?” Cathy casually asked.

“Not at all,” Shirley answered without thinking twice, her eyes glittered scornfully. “Even though I’m not a good person, I think this woman’s wickedness far exceeds mine.”

“What do you mean by that?”

Shirley looked at the corners of the banquet hall, and her gaze finally met with Cathy’s crystal-clear eyes.

“I’m afraid there is a matter that Eveline  is oblivious to even now. Eveline was once kidnapped by someone named Naomi and brought to the port where Eveline had nearly drowned; it was actually a scheme devised by Naomi and this woman.”

Cathy was stunned upon hearing this revelation.

“Actually, Eveline is very intelligent and managed to escape. She just didn’t expect to bump into this woman, who had been standing guard, along the way. After knocking Eveline out cold, this woman just stood aside and watched as Naomi pushed Eveline into the river.”

After hearing that, Cathy was even more stunned and puzzled. “How did you know about this incident so clearly?”

Shirley chuckled lightly. “Of course, I’m aware of it because I was just nearby at that time.”

Cathy, finding it hard to believe, frowned and asked, “That means you were coldly watching from afar? You merely watched as Eveline nearly drowned?”