Reborn to my engagement night by Baxter Walters

Chapter 250 A Shattered Heart

In an instant, all eyes were on them.

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The main cast first stood on the stage, offering a sincere how to everyone. Then, amidst the applause, all the lights were completely extinguished.

At that moment. Madelyn seized the opportunity to glance down at the audience. As expected, she saw Sebastian scated in the front row.

He looked refined and handsome, causing Madelyn’s heart to involuntarily calm down in his presence. Her smile instantly became exceptionally radiant.

Just then, the backdrop of the stage abruptly shifted to scene of devastation.

In the mid–twentieth century, the city, freshly bombarded, was akin to a pile of ruins. Broken bricks and tiles were scattered everywhere, and the streets were filled with injured and dead civilians. Blood pooled into a long river, a sight that stirred up indignation in anyone who saw it.

A commander, clad in a blue uniform and draped in a lengthy cloak, stepped out majestically under the spotlight at that moment. His handsome face and tall, slender figure immediately caused the girls in the audience to swoon, eliciting a chorus of screams.

This commander was none other than Josiah, who also played the male lead in this stage drama, Tyrone Hoffman.

Following behind Josiah was Tristan, who was playing Marlow Cole, and several young soldiers carrying guns and wearing hats. On the ground, there lay about a dozen students, who were acting as ordinary people who had either died or been injured after their homes were ravaged by war, each of them smeared with blood.

“Commander Hoffman, there shouldn’t be any survivors here,” Marlow, played by Tristan, said in a somber tone.

“They were all our people, remarked Tyrone, played by Josiah, with a hint of regret. “Send someone to take care of their bodies and ensure they’re properly laid to rest.”

“Understood,” Marlow answered.

At that moment, a beautiful yet helpless woman suddenly emerged from behind the stage.

As soon as I

Madelyn stepped onto the stage, she called out, her eyes brimming with tears, “Commander!”

maid, played by Jillian, was trailing behind her, tears streaming down her face. She kept pleading. “Miss. I beg you, let’s go home. It’s not safe out here! Before your father left, he instructed me to take good care of you. If something happens to you, how am

simply wasn’t

a tragic character, a prominent young lady from the mid–twentieth century. However, her world was shattered by a devastating artillery

at this moment, Madelyn was supposed to be pleading tearfully for Josiah to take her in

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Josial’s feet, sobbing, “Commander, my home is destroyed, my family is gone, and I have nowhere else to turn. Please, I beg you, help me find him, will you?”

portrayed by Josiah found himself gazing at her beautiful yet delicate face. A pang of pain struck his heart. The robust young man surprisingly

like that, the prominent young lady followed the commander back home, embarking on

gradually falling for the prominent young lady. He cherished her every day as though she were a princess, willing to give her anything she desired.

her childhood sweetheart. She would ask the commander every day when her lover would be able

this battle is over, I’ll take you to find him,” the commander, played by Josiah, said to Madelyn, who was portraying a prominent young lady on the eve of a war

the prominent young lady nodded seriously, yet her heart

the commander set off for the

waiting for her lover was. nothing compared to the agony of the commander’s departure.

belated realization. It’s always been you, Tyrone, Where are you? I need to find you. I want to follow

forever!”

performance, with some even

and the realistic backdrop, Madelyn was completely absorbed into her character, transforming into a pitiful, prominent young lady. Each tear that trickled down her stunning face tugged at the heartstrings

to her character. It was as if she was the only

during her soliloquy, it seemed as though she

light hanging above the group of people was teetering

terrified, hernerves on edge. She

had the words been spoken than the massive stage light came loose, crashing down directly toward Madelyn’s head.

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