Chapter 1671
Madeline Crawford and Jeremy Whitman
Jeremy and Madeline shared a look before he got up and walked to the entrance.
He cautiously peered into the peephole, but he did not see anyone standing there. Then, the doorbell started ringing again.
Jeremy opened the door decisively, scaring the person outside, who was about to continue ringing the doorbell, into retracting their hand in fear.
âYou again.â When Jeremy saw the woman standing near the wall by the door, his eyes were filled with disdain. âItâs best if you stay away. My wife and I donât want to see you.â
Of course, Ada knew Jeremy hated her, but this time, she was ready to go all out.
Camille already hated her anyway, so if she wanted to fight for the chance to get into the Gray family, she could only scheme her way through.
Seeing that Jeremy was about to close the door, she quickly reached out her arm to stop him.
Who knew Jeremy would be this callous? Without the slightest concern about her hand, he continued pushing the door close.
Adaâs arm was crushed by the door. âAh!â She let out a wail.
When Ada saw that the door was closing, she quickly blurted out, âI know Shirley Brownâs weakness!â
Despite some distance laid between them, Madeline could almost hear Adaâs roar even inside the room.
âShirleyâs weakness?â
Jeremyâs eyes narrowed slightly. Doubtful, he asked, âYou know Shirley Brown?â
A pleased expression immediately emerged on Adaâs face. âOf course, I know her. You could say that I know her very well because I used to live with her, and it wasnât merely for a year or two.â
Judging from confidence written all over Adaâs face, Jeremy was certain that Ada truly knew Shirley.
âShirley was from Glendale and Ada was from St. Piaf. How would they have known each other?â
Ada saw the curiosity in Jeremyâs eyes, and she grew more confident. âYou must want to know more about Shirley, yes? May I come in? After all, itâs not convenient to talk here.â
Jeremy could not stand seeing Adaâs villainous glee. Ashe was about to object, he heard Madelineâs approval from behind him.
âLet her in.â
He turned around and saw Madeline standing a short distance from him.
âLinnie, why did you get up? Sit down and rest, quickly!â
Jeremy strode next to Madeline and held her shoulder, bringing her back to the bedroom.
At this moment, he heard the door closing. He lifted his eyes and saw Ada walking in, minding her own business.
Ada peered at the weak-looking Madeline and rolled her eyes in contempt. Then, she sat on the sofa and spoke in a muffled voice.
âI donât really want to see you at all. I wouldnât have come here if it wasnât for the sake of my future.â
âIf you didnât want to come, then get out now! No one begged you to come in!â Jeremy mercilessly chastised her as he walked over to her.
Adaâs initial smug instantly froze. She even felt a little fearful.
How could she have forgotten Jeremyâs concern for Madeline?
She would be digging her own grave if she targeted Madeline in front of him.
Ada pressed her lips together, not daring to speak another word against Madeline.
However, Madeline, unbothered by Adaâs words, walked straight over. Bluntly, she asked, âHow did you know Shirley? Whatâs the point in coming over to find us?â
âI came here to make a deal. As for how I know Shirleyâ¦â