The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 266

No one would willingly reveal their least appealing side to others, regardless of the circumstances.

Madelyn was taken aback by Ethan’s sudden arrival.

“I’m not hungry. I don’t want to eat Just yeL” Madelyn expressed. However, before she could complete her sentence, the aroma of cilantro wafted in, and an ill-timed growl emanated from her stomach. Playfully, Rosario chimed in. “Madelyn seems concerned that her appearance might not be at its best and feels awkward about being seen.”

“What happened to her face? Wasn’t she fine?’ Ethan asked, intentionally leigning ignorance.

Rosario teased Madelyn, “Your lace has already healed. It looks perfectly fine.”

Madelyn gingerly touched her face and found it to be less painful than before. With this assurance, she revealed her face. Though still slightly swollen, It had considerably improved, and the red spots on her neck had faded as well.

was already

eat on my

attached to your hand. Allow me to feed you,” Ethan insisted, positioning a spoon near Madelyn’s lips.

troubling you,” Madelyn said.

need to worry.” If feasible, he would willingly

would have to reciprocate these kind gestures.

took a cautious half-bite to prevent scalding herself. She then inquired, “Rosario, why does the flavor seem different from before?” Rosario addressed her query, “Jadie mentioned that adding pepper would enhance the taste. I wasn’t sure if you’d appreciate

eyes and softly uttered two words, “It’s okay.” Actually, she preferred the original flavor.

was in low spirits and said, “Do you enjoy eating pastina? | can bring some for you

him.

had shared that Madelyn’s mother used to frequent the stall next to the bus stand that sold pastina. Subsequently, Rosario had intentionally learned the recipe. Despite using the same ingredients, the flavor was always slightly lacking compared to what they had by the bus stand.

responded, then shifted his gaze to her neck, “Why haven’t you worn the necklace I gifted

explained, “No, the necklace is too valuable, and I’m afraid of losing it. That’s why I’ve kept it. I promise to wear it next