The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 280

Madelyn sat on the bed with empty eyes like a broken doll.

Zach pulled out a black shirt from the closet and tossed it onto the bed. “Take off your clothes and give them a wash. Change the dirty sheets and bed covers together.”

He walked to the doorway, picked up her pair of long white socks from the floor, and hung them on the back of a chair before leaving the room.

Madelyn didn’t stay in his room for long. She dashed into the room she had shared with Jadie. She removed her school uniform and put it in the trash bin. In the shower, she scrubbed herself vigorously, trying to wash away the feeling of his touch from her skin. Her thoughts were haunted by the disturbing scene of what he had subjected her to.

Tears welled up in Madelyn’s eyes as memories of that moment replayed in her thoughts. Though their physical intimacy fell short of intercourse, Zach’s actions had left an everlasting mark-a terrifying experience from which she believed she would

never recover.

‘If he had done it, I don’t think I could bear it,’ Madelyn thought.

not change into the black shirt he had provided her after showering. Instead, she changed into the clothes she had left behind. Touching any of

as if nothing had happened. He set dining plates on

not hungry. I’m leaving!” She didn’t even look at him. The trauma that he had caused her had left her

His voice grew

knew he didn’t like repeating himself, and her resistance would not change his mind. Reluctantly, she went over and took a seat. Zach handed her a set of

then served the remaining creamy chicken with

first time that only the two of them

occasional touchy gestures. She had to bear

you back. We can go to the mall and pick out

fork slipped from her fingers to the floor. Swiftly, she retrieved it.

from her and exchanged it for a new one from the kitchen. He added, “What

you truly consider her family, shouldn’t

Madelyn thought, ‘He’s using Rosario’s situation as an excuse

a simple meal, Madelyn took her time, spending half an hour.

slowness.