The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 63

Madelyn had just finished her final set of chemistry practice papers, but her mind couldn’t find any peace. She furrowed her brow, unable to comprehend Forrest’s behavior. ‘What on earth is Forrest’s problem? Is he completely out of his mind, or did I unknowingly do something to make him believe I have feelings for him? Could it be because I helped him pick up his belongings the other day, and someone snapped a photo of us, making him think I’m pursuing him?”

Feeling a sense of urgency, Madelyn snatched her phone and quickly accessed the school’s online forum where the photo secretly taken had been shared. She hadn’t yet thoroughly read the comments on that particular thread, but she was eager to see what people were saying. As she opened the forum and located the thread, her heart sank when she realized it had been subjected to hacking. Clicking on the link only led her to a frustrating 404 error page, rendering the content completely inaccessible.

Just then, a text message appeared, and it was from Serena.

Serena: [Madelyn, you were so brave. That punch you just threw left Forrest pale and in pain. After you left, he was taken to the infirmary. But you need to be careful because Forrest is the type who seeks revenge… Actually, I think you hit him pretty hard. I just saw him bleeding.]

gets out and my father finds out, I’ll

you really not

I like

you visited Forrest at

to do with whether

and Forrest would never interact again, and some even bet that you would drop out or transfer schools… But you surprised us by sending flowers to Forrest. Your willingness to overlook the assault and visit

you really not have feelings

how the misunderstanding had come about. She quickly began typing: [I sent

through her message, she hesitated and decided to delete

1/2

explanation. She couldn’t bring herself to disclose her initial suspicions about her father’s potential involvement in Forrest’s assault. If her father had indeed been responsible, it would not only be dishonorable but also a criminal act. Believing it was prudent

pen, ready to divert her attention back to studying chemistry