The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Zach was someone who had gone through gunfire and bloodshed, since he had been involved in most of the illegal crimes that Hayson had committed.

On the other hand, Madelyn was just a sheltered and privileged young lady who had grown up in a wealthy family and never experienced any hardship. She had been arrogant in her previous life. Despite being incapable of even winning an argument, she would always have a group of bodyguards around her, so everyone would avoid her.

She had never experienced any betrayals or hardship, so her life had been smooth sailing. She had been wealthy and never had any worries in life.

In her previous life, Cecilia had mocked Madelyn by calling her useless, and now Madelyn realized that she had been right. In her previous life, Madelyn had indeed been a useless person, good at nothing other than being “Mrs. Jardin”.

After seeing Cecilia attend various grand banquets with Zach and shining like a star alongside him in the news and on television, Madelyn felt that a strong woman like Cecilia was the perfect match for Zach. Not only were their personalities compatible, but they were also perfect business partners.

Whenever Zach was around, Madelyn always felt as if she was being belittled. “Five years ago.” As Zach answered her, he felt his

that time. So, he’d already started drugging me since then,” Madelyn pondered before asking him, How’d you drug

the car.” As they reached the entrance of the hospital, the words “SereneCare

and continued, “You haven’t answered my question. If I’m going to die, don’t I at least deserve

the car window as he muttered, “What difference does it make? Fine, if you really want to know so much, then I’ll tell you. I drugged your

eagerly and for so long, I wasn’t able to see my baby be born into this world, since it was

Madelyn felt relieved, as if a weight had been lifted off

finally chose to tell me the truth. Now I can finally, completely, give up on you. “Madelyn

is indeed your best choice. It’s not hard to guess what your conversation with my father was about. It was all for the sake