Chapter 1867
Married by Mistake: Mr. Whitman’s Sinner Wife
Ada had initially turned around, about to leave, but when she heard Madelineâs words, her obstinate temper flared.
She turned around defiantly and when she saw Madeline already sitting on the sofa without being invited to, Ada immediately resumed her appearance as Mrs. Gray and scoffed.
âI donât need you to remind me how the Gray family receives their guests. You, though, have a complete lack of manners when visiting peopleâs homes. You came in and sat down straightway.
Have you got my permission? Iâm the female hostess of this family.â
âFemale hostess of this family?â Madeline smirked as she looked around. âI donât see any hostess around. I do see a pitiful woman here claiming to be the hostess of the family, though.â
The persistence in Adaâs smile crumpled suddenly, and she glared furiously at Madeline. âEveline, it seems like youâre here to cause me trouble, arenât you?â
Madeline gave another smirk upon hearing that. â You have utterly no value to this family. Is there anything about you thatâs worth my time to find trouble with?â
âYouâ¦â Ada was so furious that she nearly had an outburst!
This was clearly a deliberate attempt in provoking her! âEveline, youâ¦â
âMrs. Whitman, what are you doing here again?â Camille appeared suddenly behind Ada.
Madelineâs impression of Camille was the same as she had remembered; noble and graceful, Camille had a magnanimous and dignified appearance.
Madeline stood up, remembering how Camille had helped her evade Carterâs tracking.
âMadam Gray, we meet again, â Madeline greeted in a polite and friendly manner.
Camille returned her smile and nodded. âIndeed, we meet again. We had met yesterday, Mrs.
Whitman. Are you here again today for your two friends who passed away in the fire?â
As Camille spoke, she motioned for Madeline to sit down and instructed a servant to prepare tea and snacks, completely ignoring Ada who was standing at the side.
That further fuelled the fury in Adaâs heart.
That exchange had proven Madeline to be correctâ Adaâs position in this family was completely non-
existent!
Even her mother-in-law disregarded her as if she were nothing more than air!
âYes, Iâm here today again because of my two friends, â Madeline explained the purpose of her visit, casting an ambiguous yet piercing glance over Adaâs face.
âBecause, from the very beginning, I believe that it was no mere accidentâit was man-made.â
âThatâs absolutely impossible, â Camille denied outrightly, âno one could create such an accident. â
âHow can you be so certain, Madam Gray?â Madeline gave her a puzzled look.
Ada, however, interrupted Camilleâs reply with a sudden, cold laugh.
âMrs. Whitman, by saying that this was a man-
made accident, arenât you implying that my husband Carter deliberately caused this tragedy?
âThe entire villa is aware that Carter had brought Adam and Cathy back. Carter was also clearly not satisfied with the both of them, which was why heâd confined them in that small house located on the villaâs side grounds. If you put it that way, Carter becomes the only suspect in this case.â
The moment Ada finished her sentence, Camilleâs expression turned dark.
âIf you donât know how to speak properly, keep quiet so that no one would think that youâre dumb!â
Ada pursed her lips. She had wanted to add a few more words to clear any suspicions on herself, but considering Camilleâs current mannerism, it would be unwise to speak again.
Madeline, however, gave Ada a skeptical look after she heard those words. âIt seems that not only you have a low EQ but you also have a low IQ Mrs. Gray.
âWhat?â Ada glared indignantly at Madeline. â Eveline, is that the way you should speak? Are you mocking me?â