Reborn to my engagement night by Baxter Walters

Chapter 5 Never Let Him Down

The following afternoon, Madelyn pushed open the door to her walk-in closet, intending to pick out an appropriate outfit to wear to the class reunion dinner.

The moment she opened it, she was stunned to see a wide variety of clothes of all shapes, colors, and styles.

The walk-in closet was filled to the brim with haute couture, all imported from abroad. Sebastian had personally instructed designers to prepare these for her. Yet, in her previous life, she did not appreciate his efforts and didn’t even bother sparing these exquisite pieces a glance.

Only then did she realize these clothes were all of her favorite styles and were incredibly flattering to her figure.

Knocks sounded at the door, and Lydia arrived carrying a tray of snacks.

She set down the tray, noticing Madelyn was picking out clothes. Despite her surprise, an amicable smile still spread across her face. She could sense that Madelyn had changed.

Upon seeing Lydia, Madelyn seized the opportunity to ask her, “Lydia, did Sebastian have someone send these clothes?”

Lydia chuckled. She had always been fond of Madelyn, and since the latter was behaving surprisingly amiable and cheerful today, she told her the truth. “Yes. Mr. Lockhart personally selected all these designs. He didn’t want me to tell you, probably worried that you might not like them and his efforts would go down the drain. But, I think you must already know Mr. Lockhart’s feelings,” she said, laughing softly.

Madelyn cast her gaze downward, sighing inwardly. It’s just as I expected. I must have been out of my mind back then, mistaking sincerity for pretense and pushing away those who truly care about me. Such a wonderful man was right by my side. How could I have missed it? Luckily, I’ve come back to life. I won’t miss out again in this lifetime. I will never let him down.

After spending a long time deciding, Madelyn settled on an elegant yet stunning dress. She held it up against herself, gauging how she might look in it. Turning to Lydia, she asked, “What do you think? Is it nice?”

Lydia smiled. “With a face as stunning as yours, you’d look beautiful in anything.”

Madelyn was embarrassed. “You flatter me, Lydia.”

Lydia took a few steps inside and opened a wardrobe. “Mrs. Lockhart, there are high heels and designer handbags in here that match the dress. There’s also quite a bit of jewelry. Feel free to wear whatever you like.”

As she spoke, she eagerly brought out several jewelry boxes, presenting them to Madelyn.

moved and said

responded, “If Mr. Lockhart sees you wearing the clothes he has prepared, he will be

a moment before swiftly slipping into the light purple dress she had selected, admiring her reflection in the full-length mirror. Handing her phone to Lydia,

Madelyn donned a graceful yet endearing smile, her

taken, Madelyn immediately sent it to Sebastian and texted

while without receiving a response,

makeup before the mirror when Janessa’s

much. Just wear your usual attire. I just wanted to remind you that the gathering is

silence, not responding to a single word she said, and then

the moment she answered that phone call, for Janessa had also said the same exact words in her previous life. However, when she

not going to

she made her way to Sebastian’s garage and selected a

way to the

were clinking their glasses clinked

in, she immediately sensed everyone’s gaze shifting toward her.

didn’t recognize her and were

a faint smile gracing her lips, Madelyn

You look absolutely stunning today!” someone

taken aback. Though they all knew Madelyn was pretty, she had never put much effort into her appearance before. In fact, she was often a bit unkempt, and her outfits could best be described

figure. The elegant length of her neck, the low cut of her dress revealing a generous expanse of smooth, alabaster skin, the graceful curve of her chest, her slender waist, and the hint of her long legs—all combined to

her even more charming and captivating. Whether it was her gentle smile or a subtle shift of her body, she epitomized grace, her

gazes, one stood out—a stare brimming

wine. She had been basking in the glow of others’ compliments, having worn a costly designer dress specifically for this gathering. However, the moment Madelyn made her appearance, she outshone

abuzz with chatter; all singing praises for Madelyn. Even

This dress looks perfect on you! It must