The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 761

Madelyn could not escape Zach’s clutches that night. Under the veil of night, a lamp cast its light inside the room. If one were to look in the window, one would see two figures engaged in an intimate embrace. The heavy breathing of a man and woman faintly echoed in the hallway. Scattered all over the soft carpet were pieces of the torn, thin chiffon nightgown. Madelyn had slipped from the floor-to-ceiling window, bearing the marks of a rather intense encounter. An empty, expensive bottle of wine lay on the floor. A drop of red liquid was at the bottle’s opening, radiating a sparkling hue. The scent of alcohol and debauchery filled the room.

It was not until the first light of dawn appeared on the horizon that Madelyn finally managed to sleep soundly. When she woke up, it was already three in the afternoon. Someone had tidied up the originally messy room at some point and had changed her into a fresh set of pajamas. When she reached down between her legs, she felt nothing but soreness to the point she could not lift her hand. Zach had been like a man possessed last night.

Madelyn had a splitting headache. She reached into the first drawer of her bedside table, took out a white pill bottle, and swallowed a few pills. She then washed them down with water from a nearby glass. After she was done, she sat on the edge of the bed with her eyes closed for a while.

Before Madelyn could react, Zach walked in from outside with a child in his arms. As Madelyn lifted the covers, she watched him place the child on the bed forcefully. She said, “You can’t carry him like that, Zach. He’s still a child.”

two tiny baby teeth, and crawled to Madelyn. She quickly picked him up.

who looked thin when dressed but had a well-built body underneath.

unpleasant. She looked at the child in her arms and suddenly understood what had happened. Most likely, Dalton had urinated on Zach when

A faint smile appeared as

of his mouth as he smiled. Madelyn noticed a gold

On the table, she saw several items laid

and went straight to the kitchen. Margaret served her a bowl of oatmeal with fruits and informed her that Zach had taken Dalton out in the morning to amend his birth certificate. Madelyn found her

lips, her face showing little emotion. Margaret noticed and assumed that she was unhappy. It was impossible for Madelyn to be happy in this situation. If this child truly belonged to her, in that case, she would have an obligation to take responsibility for him,