The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 224

Just as Madelyn was about to leave the washroom, someone appeared before her and called out, “Ms. Jent!”

“George?” If he was looking for her, he probably had something to tell her.

“Could I borrow a bit of your time to have a word with you?” George asked.

‘So predictable!’ Madelyn thought. Inside the emergency exit corridors, the sound-activated lights lit

The floor below them was pitch black.

Madelyn asked, “What’s the matter, George?”

“I hope you’ll take a look at this,” George took out a piece of paper. Madelyn flipped it open, and it was a psychology report evaluation report, and “Major Depressive Disorder” was written on top. The evaluation report was from a week before. Madelyn looked at the line that wrote the name quite a few times and confirmed that it was Ethan Arnold.

beat,

it. He seemed so normal when we were in the booth and at

He keeps using the excuse of being busy with work to avoid it. Mr. Arnold also doesn’t have a good temper. At a board meeting a few days ago, he even attacked one of the shareholders for

do you want me

“Please, for Mr. Arnold’s sake, who has helped you out so many times, convince him to accept treatment. Besides you, no one else can

“George, you’ve been by his side for so many years, and even you still couldn’t convince him. I’ve merely met him a few

impossible for you to not know of Mr. Arnold’s intentions after he’s done so much for you. Mr. Arnold originally had an appointment for his surgery a while back. Once

Arnold had explicitly forbade anyone from telling you this. However, at

many things for me! Besides this, what else has Ethan done for

returned to the booth and sat firmly beside him. She looked up and met with his

Ethan’s voice was gentle as he held her hand.

Was warm.

your hands so cold?” he

interaction, and anger flashed

two of them Yvonne looked on as if seeing a movie scene unfold before her. She then said playfully, “Madelyn, why are you treating my brother so nice? You even poured some soup for him. Why don’t you give me some? Aren’t you being too biased?”