Chapter 119
Madison held him and did not say anything, only her grip tightened as if she tried to drag him down with her.
The thunder outside the window quietened, but the rain poured heavier and heavier, hitting down on the eaves.
Leo looked down at Madison beside him and pursed his thin lips tightly. He finally could not bear to look at those scars and reached out his hand to try to pull her clothes up.
The moment his warm fingers fell on her shoulder, Madison, who was lying on the bed, suddenly opened her eyes and sat up.
“What are you doing?” She stared at him.
Leo’s hand was still in midair when Madison’s gaze caught him completely off-guard. He didn’t know whether to retrieve his hand or not.
After a moment, he withdrew his hand and looked away. “You’re not dressed well. Please tidy up your clothes.”
Madison stood up abruptly. The white shirt slid down her shoulders, and her pale body loomed in the darkness, making it uncomfortable to gaze at for too long.
She seemed to be a little puzzled, lowered her head dully, and then raised her eyebrows slowly as if she could not understand his words. She did not move at all.
Leo realized something was wrong with her.
“Madison?” Leo raised his hand and waved it in front of her.
There was another flash of lightning outside.
In the light, Madison blinked. Her exceptionally clear eyes fixed on him, devoid of any
emotion.
It was as if her soul had been stripped away, leaving only a shell.
Leo pursed his lips and was no longer in the mood to look at the originally alluring scene. He silently tidied her clothes, fastening the undone buttons.
Madison was obedient. She quietly knelt in front of him and allowed him to serve her.
When the top button was about to be fastened, her soft voice finally spilled the words.
don’t want this.
The expression on her face, with furrowed brows, resembled that of a child who hadn’t yet grasped
hand, feeling the impulse to pat
looked at her silently for a while and asked, “Madison…
where individuals, under extreme fear or specific circumstances, temporarily experience partial memory loss as a
that what she had suffered in the past was more cruel and terrifying than anything he could
exploded outside, scaring the
trembled, glancing around as if searching for something to hide under. Her eyes betrayed a hint of confusion, and all she could do was tightly
seemingly pounding on Leo’s
her. However, just as he approached,
you money. All of it.
English, then quickly spoke in another
Leo froze in mid-air.
throat tightened, and each word emerged with an almost painstaking effort. “I
arms, fear filling her pitch-black eyes.
She probed carefully.
h oar se voice and pulled the blanket up.
believe me, look around. Is it
words and looked around. She
did not completely relax.
compared to before, she was now
room.” She repeated emotionlessly, slipping under the
your room. There will be no bad guys coming in, and there will be no one to hit you. Go to sleep,
no more rapid hammering. Just the occasional large
with her clear eyes. “Were you the
for Leo to respond, she suddenly reached out her hand to grab him. Her watery deer-like eyes look at
you sleep with me?
frowned and
the bed. She said pitifully, “I’m not nestled up
eyes to meet hers. After a moment, he heard a low sound coming from his chest.
bloomed on Madison’s beautiful face. She immediately lay down and even took a pillow and placed it between them. She vowed,
was as if she was afraid that she would take advantage
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