Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife novel Chapter 2011

Hannah looked around the factory. She realized the employees were all focused on their work while Madeline was talking to the person in charge of the factory.

After they finished talking, Madeline would inspect the factory.

Hannah did not want to let Madeline inspect the manufacturing process of the perfume. When she saw Madeline changing her clothes before going into the factory, she figured she must carry through whatever happens. As such, she ran over directly to make a fuss.

“Eveline! ”

Madeline was in the process of changing into a coat to enter the factory when suddenly, she saw Hannah running into the room hurriedly, yelling out Madeline’s name.

Puzzled, Madeline looked at Hannah. “Is there an urgent matter? If it’s not urgent, I need to inspect the factory first.”

“Of course, it’s urgent since I came to you so hurriedly.”

Hannah said with an anxious look on her face. She then looked at the person in charge and the manager behind Madeline. Suddenly, the look in her eyes changed and her face became extremely aggrieved, weak, and helpless.

“Miss Montgomery, I mean, Ms. Montgomery, I’ve thought it through. I know that I’m not qualified to fight you. I admit what happened between me and Mr. Whitman was just an accident.”

Hannah suddenly brought this up. It seemed that she was unintentionally exposing what happened to her and Jeremy.

Madeline’s gaze darkened as she felt the discomfort from the person in charge and the manager.

However, Hannah did not stop. She continued.

“Miss Montgomery, I gave up my work to come to Glendale for Mr. Whitman. I don’t have anything left. I only hope that you can adequately provide for me while I’m in Glendale. I’m fine with just a shelter. I will properly learn from you too, so please don’t chase me away. I’ll be happy to only be a servant in Whitman Manor too!”

Hannah spoke sincerely, tears glistening in her eyes.

When the person in charge and manager behind Madeline saw this scene, they coughed awkwardly.

“Ms. Montgomery, we’ll wait for you inside.”