Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife novel Chapter 557

Chapter 557

Felipe was still in his groom’s attire that was made specifically for that day.

He was holding onto an umbrella as the rain had started pouring even heavier. He still appeared to be as elegant as usual, but the warmth was no longer seen in his eyes.

Madeline stared at Felipe who was standing in front of her while her mind was flashing with memories, telling her she somehow knew the man before her.

Time passed as the rain continued pouring heavily, and Felipe was still holding onto the umbrella while dressed in his black tux. He was walking over to her.

“Felipe, why are you here?” Jeremy’s voice made Madeline snap out of it.

She lifted her gaze and coincidentally saw Felipe’s lips curling up.

“I’m not here for you.” Felipe’s gaze fell onto Madeline’s face, which then became much soothing. “Madeline, you must be very puzzled as to why you were about to marry me back at the wedding ceremony. That’s because—”

“Felipe Whitman!” Jeremy interrupted, crossed. He stood ahead and shielded Madeline behind him with a stern look. “Stop feeding my wife with memories that don’t belong to her.”

Felipe let out a faint smile. “I think you’re the one who’s feeding her with fake memories. Do you think you’d be able to hold her hands if it’s not for her memory loss?”

“She wouldn’t be marrying you if she hadn’t lost her memories,” Jeremy retorted with full confidence. Then, he opened an umbrella and escorted Madeline into the car.

He drove the car at full throttle. Madeline, who was sitting at the front passenger seat, raised her gaze to look into the rear-view mirror.

Felipe and the smile on his stunning face gradually vanished from her sight.

Eloise and Sean never expected that Jeremy would send Madeline back home to Montgomery Manor.

After a thorough introduction by Jeremy, Madeline came to learn that both Eloise and Sean were her biological parents.

She was quite astonished to receive such a piece of news, yet she could feel the warmth of the couple before her.