The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 623

Cecilia walked past Zach and exuded an overbearing aura as she approached Madelyn. With a provocative smile, she said, “Long time no sec, Madelyn Jent!”

She extended her hand as if she was implying something else.

Madelyn’s face turned pale, and her chest ached, causing her to frown. She turned around and left without saying anything.

She stumbled her way out and it was evident that something was not right with her.

Cecilia withdrew her hand with a faint smile. As she watched the panicked ligure walking away, she crossed her arms and raised her chin.

‘You were nothing but a plece of trash in your past life. You were no match for me back then, and now… it’s still the same! You only lived to be thirty–one in the previous life. This time… I’m curious to see how long you can survive.”

Madelyn’s heart bore the name of Cecilia Samford like an indelible scar.

even gotten a chance to look at the baby. All Kevin had

the baby together beside her mother’s grave.

because of that for six months. She was left bedridden and had been

the hospital, so she left the hospital and went home without

of a man and a woman inside. The door was not entirely closed, and she could clearly see what they were doing

hung loose as she rode on top of the man. “Since

time, we’ll have our own child very soon,

she grabbed her hair tightly. In the bathroom, she took everything she could find and slammed them against the mirror. Madelyn rarely lost control, except the times when

the room right next

the floor, and in the broken shards,

wave of nausea. She wiped away the blood, turned on the tap, and

nose from bleeding at all. She tilted her head back and felt dizzy. However, she managed to stay conscious as she supported herself

retrieved a bottle of medicine from her bag and took two pills with trembling hands. Finally, the

door was abruptly open. Madelyn was startled to see the person appearing out of nowhere and she dropped the medicine bottle to the floor. She fumbled to pick it up, afraid that the person would discover