The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 669

Frida sipped on the tea brought by the assistant, “I heard that Madelyn’s back, and you kicked Yvonne out of the Southern Haven Villas. Is that true?

“I asked you to take care of Yvonne for me and is this how you treat her? Don’t forget who helped you to get where you are today.”

Zach walked straight to his desk and threw the documents In his hand on the table. “Mrs. Young, of course I remember your kindness and am very grateful for your help. However, I believe that you didn’t come all the way here just to tell me these things.”

Zach took his seat and adjusted his tie with his slender lingers, looking relaxed.

Frida sneered, “Mrs. Young, huh? You’re married to my daughter. Have you no respect for your elders? You should be addressing me as your mother–in–law!”

She put her cup of tea down as she spoke. Then, she stood up and walked over to Zach before handing him a red and gold invitation card. “This is the quest list I’ve prepared for the banquet next month.”

Zach smiled arrogantly and opened the Invitation card. The name, ‘Madelyn Jent‘ was the first name written on it.

With a resounding clap, Zach closed the invitation card. “Mrs. Young, I’ve always thought that you were a wise person.”

The expression on Frida’s face turned cold, “Zach, It has been four years, and it’s time for you to fulfill the promise you made back then. Don’t forget about the agreement we signed.”

“Times are different now. Do you really think those so–called agreements would still mean anything to me?” Zach said mockingly.

Frida slammed her hand on the table. “Are you going back on your promise to marry Yvonne?

“Zach Jardin! It’s been seven years and Yvonne has always loved you. Even a dog would become loyal after so long. She wasted seven years on you! She’s the light of my life, how could you have the heart to treat her like this!”

Zach crossed his legs, lit up a cigarette, and exhaled a pulf of smoke. “Mrs. Young, what do you think I should do then?”

Frida’s gaze turned cold as she retorted, “Marrying her is your only option now. I want you to tell the entirety of Ventropolis that my daughter, Yvonne Young, is your wife.”

Zach chuckled deeply and his voice was filled with arrogance and disdain as he said, “Of course, I’ll keep my promise. Also, I’ll be sure to include the Arnold family on the list.”

aback and at a loss for words.

still exist in Ventropolis?‘

words were like a dagger stabbing through her

entrance of the company, the receptionist bowed respectfully to her after learning about how wealthy

her anxiously, “Mom, how did it go? Did he… say yes?”

with us. I’ll never let him off the hook if he dares

Zach would break his promise alter Madelyn’s return. She was aware that their relationship was not as simple as it appeared to outsiders. Madelyn’s

he had never touched her. In the hospital back in France, Yvonne saw Madelyn lying on the hospital bed with a patient gown, and there were hickeys all over her neck. Yvonne was not

Frida left, Zach received a call from the

spoke with a stern voice, “Bring

“Yes, Mr. Jardin.”

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Chapter 670

ID, she hesitated for a moment before answering. Then, she spoke in an annoyed tone, “You said you were going to give me three days, and the

her grave. I’ll come with you in the afternoon after I’m done with

you to go with me.

either you don’t go or let me come with you. Your

really have

“Then I’ll wait for you

not want to cause any unnecessary

was sunny and bright in the morning but suddenly turned cloudy by afternoon, as if there

rear passenger seat. The journey lasted for more than an hour before they finally arrived

bouquet of balloon flowers that symbolized eternal

happiness would follow. Some people would be able to

was younger, there was a large patch of balloon flowers planted in the garden. Rosario told Madelyn that her mother had planted them in the past, but for some reason, all of

starting to get impatient as she looked up to the top floor of the

an hour, she finally saw

her gaze and her expression turned calm. She thought that they