Chapter 118
Madison was silent.
After a considerable pause, with the outside of the room quiet as if the thunder and lightning were just a prank, her voice sounded again.
“Isn’t she afraid of thunder?”
Just one sentence brought up many memories of the past.
It was on Edgar’s birthday at the old residence.
Edgar did not like Sally. He was advanced in years and did not like to celebrate birthdays. He only allowed for a meal at the old residence with his family and considered that a celebration.
Madison was naturally invited.
At that time, Sally had almost confirmed her relationship with Leo. However, Edgar never approved of it. He publicly announced that the Palmer family’s granddaughter- in-law was only Madison, so Leo was especially rebellious then.
Leo returned to the old residence very late at night. The dishes on the dining table had already been cleaned up. Edgar did not wish to see him and had gone upstairs early.
Madison secretly left some food for Leo and waited for him to return before reheating
it in the kitchen.
That night was also a thunderstorm. At first, it was also a low thunderclap.
Madison remembered that when she heated the food and brought it out, Leo had answered a call and rushed out. He gently comforted the girl on the phone so she would not be afraid.
Throughout the entire call, he did not turn around to look at her.
Lightning flashed, and he slowly disappeared from her sight.
After which, a deafening thunderclap echoed through the air. She was so frightened that she involuntarily tossed the bowl in her hand. The hot soup splattered on her legs, leaving a reddened mark as the bowl fell and shattered on the ground.
up the
The clamor was drowned out by the roaring thunder. It was late at night and Maya had already fallen asleep. She could only endure the fear and pain as she cleaned broken pieces and hot soup.
When the rain cleared the next day, no one knew what happened that night. Everything
went on as usual.
Until today, no one knew that she was actually afraid of thunder.
no idea, as whenever there was thunder, she would
firmly believed that her fear of thunder
to leave because she wanted to be
outside. Lightning tore through the sky again
said softly,
Leo interrupted her mercilessly, just like how
say
effort it would take to open the door. She was not a fool and understood the
anymore or out of respect for his promise, he was
ask him
and unwilling to say more,
back facing Leo, she slowly closed her
her eyes were closed before the thunder sounded,
Boom!
A huge thunderclap resounded.
were tightly shut, and cold sweat trickled out of her forehead as she slowly muttered under her
the balcony.
Another clap of thunder!
finally take it no more
she was simply having a nightmare and paid no mind. Now that he heard her frightened
to turn on the lights. However, the old residence used a traditional circuit and it had been turned off
pull open the
could see the situation in front of him. Madison had already buried herself under the blanket and covered her head tightly. Only when the thunder rumbled did she tremble
that
“Madison…”
she could breathe in some
was only halfway through when his entire body
forehead was completely drenched in cold sweat and her
However, when lightning flashed,
Another clap of thunder.
she hugged her head with both arms and tried to inch
pursed his lips, lowered his head, and approached slowly, trying
cold, I’m so
me, please… Don’t hit
die… I’m not afraid. I’m not afraid…” Madison
at Madison’s face. He saw the cold beads of sweat on her forehead. It was no different from the situation when he
narrow room.
also vaguely remembered
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