The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 105

Zach had not expected Madelyn to jump into the sea without any hesitation.

Evidently, Madelyn was a completely different person now than how he remembered her. He wondered what had caused that.

‘Did she discover something?”

He had noticed something was off ever since she had retaliated against the Linney family.

He pondered, ‘If she’s like this, I can’t keep her by my side, let alone give her the chance to get close to the Arnold family.’

Jadie watched Zach left with the documents. She realized he did not ask her about what happened to her in Portsmouth Fishing Village and felt that Zach did not care about her at all.

When Jadie saw the pile of photos on Zach’s desk in the study, she finally realized that when Madelyn had first run away from the Jent family, Zach had sent someone to keep a close watch on her the whole time, instead of just ignoring her.

She thought, ‘If Madelyn hadn’t gotten into trouble, Zach probably wouldn’t have gone to Portsmouth Fishing Village personally to deal with the matter.’

Jadie had

experienced all kinds of hardships

her years abroad, she noticed Zach becoming increasingly distant toward her, and started becoming genuinely afraid that she would

conference room after the meeting at the company ended. He then

bill as he informed Zach, “Ms. Jent just had her blood transfusion. Her abdominal wound has been stitched up too. There aren’t any other internal injuries. However, she has a high fever, a hundred- and four-degrees Fahrenheit. She needs to stay in the hospital for a

praying that he would not have to stay there and

I’d rather

time, and it

responded, “Find a caregiver to take care of her round

“Okay.”

Kevin felt like he had forgotten to inform Zach about something important, but he could not remember it, so

caregiver, he did not waste much time there. Once everything was taken care

with

dreamed that she had died and that her soul had left her body. In her dream, her soul wandered the hospital corridors, but no matter where

her up. She was dizzy and had lost count of how many times she had

the back of her hand,

as she stretched