The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 134

It was nightfall, and the dark clouds kept the moonlight obscure.

Madelyn could not breathe and felt suffocated. She felt like a stray stranded on the streets and did not know where to go.

“The world is a big place, but I never knew where I belonged.’

Zach walked out from the darkness. Madelyn did not hear him respond and only heard the sound of the wind from the other end of the line.

Then, she heard loud and steady footsteps. She turned toward the sound and looked at the figure through her tears. Everything seemed somewhat surreal.

Madelyn’s phone, which was by her ear, weakly slid out of her hand as Zach approached.

Her arm continued to bleed profusely, and her face turned pale from excessive blood loss. She was in complete despair. Madelyn grabbed Zach’s pants and said a little breathlessly, “Why? What did I do, Zach Jardin? Why are you doing this to me?”

“I love you so much, but why do you hurt me and break my heart time

can’t be too smart!” Zach

from the Jent family using the

don’t like me, and I’ve already let go of you. What else do you want me to do? Why’d you save me if you wanted me dead from the start?

narrowed his eyes and said icily, “Call me

the past was not genuine! You’re not worthy of being

to anyone in the Arnold family in the future. If you don’t listen to

were wet with tears, and she looked really pitiful. She clutched her wounded arm and stood up shakily with the help of the railing beside her.

exhibition today. There’s nothing going on between the two of us. I won’t tell my father what happened today. I’ll pretend nothing ever happened after today. Are you satisfied now, Zach Jardin?!”

said harshly. His gaze turned icy, “Don’t make me repeat myself for

brother would do? You’re asking

you I don’t like you anymore. And I never thought of using the Arnold family. When I decided to go to Lorville, I did not intend to return. Zach Jardin… A long time ago, I had already decided I didn’t want you, my father, and that home…

sounded like a child throwing a tantrum, making others want

She started limping toward the direction opposite