The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 406

The reporters kept on taking pictures of the car.

Jadie handed a bottle of water to Madelyn as she worriedly said, “You don’t look well. Are you okay?”

Madelyn took the water, but she did not drink it. She responded, “I’m fine.” She looked out the window and asked, “Where are we going?”

Jadie did not know either. She asked the person beside her, “Zach, where are we going?”

“Madelyn, where’d you like to go?” Zach threw the question back to Madelyn. It seemed like he was hinting at something. Madelyn put the water bottle at her side. The direction they were heading was likely toward the Jent residence.

Madelyn noticed that. Zach looked at her through the rearview mirror again. She looked away and faintly said, “Drop me off by the roadside. He’ll come and pick me up later.”

Zach disagreed, “I don’t feel comfortable leaving you alone out there. It’s not even nine o’clock yet. Let’s go back to Southern Haven Villas, and we can discuss anything else later.” He did not allow Madelyn to reject him.

So, Madelyn just remained silent.

how she was. Madelyn

Mya responded: [That’s great.]

would come and pick her up

texted Madelyn again: [Anyway, your brother is so cool today! The things that he said to the reporters and how he took you away in front of so many people… he was so cool. You have no idea that those reporters were actually

frowned as she replied: [What

online tomorrow.

emoticon behind her sentence.

then arrived at Southern

thought, ‘Father is probably already resting upstairs at this hour, or he might still be out. I hope I won’t see

the house one after another. Rosario was still preparing some late-night snacks in the kitchen. She said, “Jadie, you’re back. I’ve made bourbon balls.

try it.”

back too. Can you serve some

very happy when she heard that Madelyn was back. She continued, “I’m preparing the bourbon. balls for you all to

sweet things. I’ll go and do my homework now.” When she finished her sentence, she

you want to eat pastina? You used to

replied, “I’m not