The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 125

“I’m sorry, I’m not good at controlling my emotions.” The frost in her eyes quickly went away as Jadie gave Serena an innocent look.

“I’m… I’m really sorry. I did not mean to say that. We no longer live together now, so I’ll pass the word on to Madelyn. I hope you don’t take this to heart.”

Serena gave her a weird look. The initial goodwill she had for Jadie had disappeared.

‘The heck does she mean by “not good at controlling her emotions?” She tried to make it sound pretty but all it really meant was that she could no longer keep up the facade. When she first joined the class, she was kind to everyone, gentle and would often inspire others to protect her…’

And now, after Serena left, there was no one else left in the room. The initial lively atmosphere was now totally gone.

Jadie had been just fine at first, but somehow things had turned out like this.

After leaving Supreme World, Madelyn went to learn the cello, calligraphy and then dance…

For Madelyn, whose limbs were virtually uncoordinated, the heavens had deigned to give her a flexible body, but she could never get into the groove, and she felt like she was an ogre trying to pull off a ballet spin in the mirror.

stayed until about eight thirty in the evening before she left the practice room. Madelyn was so exhausted

could only hail a taxi back in

night.

coat, her hands inside the pockets as she closed her eyes and soon fell asleep inside

around and said, “Hello miss, you haven’t told me where you want to go

Madelyn said as she leaned drowsily

Company office, Kevin was talking to Zach.

and thirty minutes has been booked. We can leave

in advance since he knew Zach was always the last to leave the office. Due to the time zone difference with Manchester,

this hour.

of his emails, he unplugged the laptop and slid it into his laptop bag.

“Sure, Mr. Zach.”

Zach grabbed his coat and was about to leave, his handphone suddenly

was the one calling him,

“Jadie?”

from the phone was

on and Zach frowned as he put

your eyes on her, I’ll come over