The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 819

Kevin did not know what to say. He thought, ‘We’ve chosen this path, and there’s no turning back.’

The determination Zach once had to hurt Madelyn was now replaced by deep remorse for everything he had done…

As the sky darkened, the grand church hall remained pristine and well-lit. The fire of burning candles inside the hall swayed due to the wind. The gloomy weather outside hinted at an impending storm.

Zach was sitting on the pew with his body straight, head bowed, and eyes closed in prayer.

After Kevin finished his last phone call, he walked into the hall, “Mr. Jardin, the hospital just called. Ms. Jent’s surgery will be completed soon. We should go back now.”

Zach opened his eyes. His strong gaze was less fierce than before, with an addition of calmness, “What time is it now?”

Kevin responded, “It’s already eight in the evening. Once we arrive at the hospital, her surgery should be close to completion.”

Zach and Kevin then walked out of the hall.

There were two people that walked out from behind the church. It was an abbot and a staff member. The staff member asked, “Is this the person who donated money to our church?

so rich, why does

abbot answered, “Everyone in the world has their worries, no matter who.”

“Got it.”

It filled with potholes, causing the car to jolt. In the heavy rain, the car sped along the elevated

weary, standing near the observation window. When Kai saw Zach, he stopped him and said,

responded, “That’s

Kai squinted as he sized Zach up. He was puzzled, “Did you

even did that. This means that everything I suspected has all come

“The

to say something to Zach. But when he was about to say it, he just said, surgery is done. You should rest properly for some time. Don’t wait for her to wake up, or you’ll wear

it would just be of no use. Zach was staring unwaveringly

six hours. Kai went back to his office and lay on his couch.

with his hand.

the surgery went

came from behind the bookshelf. Agustin was holding two books in

I’m sorry, Agustin… I’ve really done