Chapter 8
Madelyn sat at her desk, Jadie’s unopened gift before her. She already knew what it was; a Swarovski crystal hair clip—an opulent trinket from the year 2000, a time when the average wage was only a few hundred dollars. She had never cared for jewelry, feeling as if each piece was a chain that bound her. Perhaps it was all psychological, but it unsettled her nonetheless.
With a sigh, Madelyn tucked the gift into the drawer of her desk.
She pulled out her senior math review booklet. The problems were not particularly challenging for her, and the pages were still crisp, seldom flipped through. Once upon a time, Madelyn had been the bottom of her class. It was not until she sought help from Zach, having him tutor her outside of school, that she began to improve. Despite Zach only having a middle school education, he was fluent in five foreign languages, all self-taught through his relentless dedication to learning. His intellectual prowess was almost otherworldly at her school. Even Ventropolis’s top student could not compare. Zach, with his intelligence and determination, could always make miracles happen.
embroidery. These were the skills Hayson wanted her to perfect most. After all, he had it all planned out; he was going to marry her off to a well-matched, wealthy business partner, merging their families
watched a black sedan exit the front gate. It seemed they had finally left. Hayson would not be back for three days, leaving
while she was pregnant with her. The tree now towered above the walls, a single branch as thick as an arm, winding its way into the neighboring mansion. Here, the mansions were connected, separated only by a few strategically placed trees. The jujube tree was laden with fruit, tempting Madelyn to climb up, enjoy the view, and munch on the
tree, she picked a ripe fruit. Rubbing it clean, she popped it into her mouth, swinging her feet in utter contentment. She had never felt as
angry voice erupted from the mansion next door. “Get out, all of you. Get out!” The voice came from the second floor. Madelyn looked up just in time to see
okay? You’re always cooped up in the house, and
best for me? You all think I’m just a burden, don’t you? Wouldn’t it be better if I were dead? You wouldn’t have to waste your
“Ethan…”
hear me? I said
I’ll leave, Ethan. Just
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In Chapter 8 of the The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning novel series,The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning novel is about On Valentine's Day, Madelyn, a terminally ill cancer patient, is alone and ignored in a hospital. She had been abandoned by her husband, Zach, who divorced her to find a new wife capable of bearing children. Madelyn's love for Zach fades as he marries Cecilia and has a child, leaving her with regret. On Valentine's Day, as fireworks light up the sky, Madelyn's spirit departs as she reflects on her lost love...... Will this Chapter 8 author Max Charming mention any details. Follow Chapter 8 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Chapter 8
The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning By Max Charming Chapter 8