The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 42

The Jent residence didn’t have many rooms. Hayson had always sleeping alone, so the study on the second floor and the master bedroom were off-limits. The third floor had originally been Madelyn and Zach’s rooms, while Jadie occupied the fourth floor.

Now, Madelyn had to give up her room on the third floor, and her only option was to move to the fifth floor, the very top of the house. However, the fifth floor was incredibly peaceful. The room boasted a spacious balcony where she could care for her plants, savor a cup of tea while gazing at the nighttime scenery. Even if she had to spend the entire day in her room, she wouldn’t feel bored.

Madelyn swallowed a couple of painkillers, took a sip of water, and began tidying up the room.

Just then, Rosario walked in, her expression somewhat sour. “If someone had to give up their room, it shouldn’t have been you,” she remarked.

Madelyn gently grasped Rosario’s hand, her lips curving into a reassuring smile as she tried to console her. “To be honest, it doesn’t matter who takes over my room on the third floor. I prefer the room on the fifth floor. I recall there are numerous paintings by Mom there, as well as her photographs. If I live there, maybe Mom will visit me in my dreams at night. It’s been such a long time since I dreamt of her.”

That was also the place where she felt closest to her mother.

compassion as she held Madelyn’s hand. “Our dear Madelyn, why

thought to herself, addressing Rosario. ‘Just

from here.’

began to pack her clothes and

previously pink walls with white wallpaper. In less

dresses to the

previous relationship with a sugar baby, a college student, and how he had bought

room was a quick. task. She pushed open the glass door that connected the room to

against the railing, feeling the gentle breeze caressing her face as she absorbed the captivating light and scenery. From

room. From now on, she could lock herself in here and indulge in whatever activities she desired. The only minor inconvenience was the need to

with a sense of elation, Madelyn flopped onto the bed and playfully rolled

room, clutching a framed sunflower

made the bed.

don’t have to clean my room anymore, especially since you have trouble with your legs. I’ll take care of it myself, and I’ll even handle my own laundry,” Madelyn replied. Then she