The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 446

Madelyn thought, ‘I’ve always felt alone in this family. It doesn’t really matter if there’s nobody else in this house.”

As she walked past Zach, headed toward the stairs, he reached out and gently held her hand. “Rosario had a car accident. She had to undergo surgery, and now she’s in the hospital.”

Madelyn’s expression remained unchanged as she responded, “I hope she recovers quickly. But I won’t be going to visit her.”

Despite her close relationship with Rosario, Madelyn couldn’t bring herself to face the person who had fed her poison for over a decade. At one point, she had naively considered Rosario her only family.

In reality, Madelyn had suspected this truth for a long time, but she had been unable to confront it. A breakdown seemed inevitable for her. However, this was just one factor contributing to Madelyn’s current emotional state.

She wanted to deceive herself. But she could not do that. She wanted to move on and not care about anything. However, she did not know when she would be able to move on. She thought she would probably just live aimlessly for the rest of her life.

Madelyn pulled her hand away from Zach’s and climbed the stairs. She then continued to lock herself in her room.

she did not just stay in her room all the time. Now, she was just like a

entered the dark room. She seemed to see a woman sitting in the

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was still not visible in the darkness. When she turned her head, Madelyn still could not see her face clearly. However, Madelyn

“Father is gone. He won’t come back anymore. He left me

still have

“Yes.”

“Ms. Jent, your meal is ready. Would you like to come out

She was foggy. So, she did not hear clearly what the person said. She

and the door was opened the next second. The

stretched his hand to press the switch on the wall. He then immediately noticed a half-full glass of water and a bottle

saw her windows

wondered how many cigarettes Zach had smoked. When Zach walked in, Madelyn was grabbing the bottle

to have pills