Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
It was midnight.
Madison and Logan were eating cake and pasta.
It was a simple gesture, but her mood improved immensely.She went to the yard to sit for a little before returning to her room, satisfied.
“Thanks for today.”
Before she could close the door, Logan suddenly held the door open and said, “Please wait …”
Madison looked at him in confusion, “Is there anything else?” Logan took something out of his pocket.
He said shyly, “How can you not get a present for your birthday? “Thai is something I got for myself back when I was out and about, working different jobs.
“It’s a lucky charm that has kept me alive through several close calls.
So, I want to give it to you, Ms.
Evans.” Logan held a crescent-shaped pendant in his palm.
“That won’t do.
It’s your lucky charm.
How can I possibly take it from you?” Logan put the pendant in her hand and said, “Take it.
I’m not taking on any dangerous jobs anyway.
I hope it brings you some good luck.
“It’s nothing too precious, so I hope you won’t dislike it.” Madison saw that he was adamant about this, and it was a kind gesture.
“Thanks.
I’ll gladly accept it.” After she closed the door, she examined the pendant closely.
The necklace wasn’t gold or silver but colored threads.
She didn’t even know what material the pendant was made of.
It didn’t seem like plastic or look like any type of gemstone.
The design looked nice.
She also wished for a healthy body, so she hung the pendant around her neck.
Madison wanted nothing else.
She just wanted to lead a peaceful and healthy life.
She slept soundly that night.
Her interactions with Logan remained the same.
He didn’t try to get closer to Madison just because he helped her celebrate her birthday.
He still kept her instructions to heart.
When nothing was going on, he would stay far away from her and never approach.
After two more months of rest, three months had passed since she ended chemotherapy.
The side effects lessened considerably.
Madison was no longer bound to her wheelchair.
She could walk again.
So, there wasn’t a need to keep Logan around anymore.
She checked online and realized that Hunter was still in Vuckburg, which meant that was the best time for her to return to Aldenvine.
On that day, Vince and Irene came to visit her.
She told them her request.
She wanted to go back to Aldenvine by ship.
If she were smuggled into the city, it would lower her chances of being found out.
“Why do you want to go back? Is there anything you’re unhappy about here?” “No.
I am very happy here.
But I have something very important that I have to do back there.
Vince, you’re the only one that I can count on.” Irene shook her head.
“No, Madison.
I won’t object to your leaving after six months.
But it has only been three months.
I’m worried about you.
“Besides, isn’t Aldenvine a sad place for you? Why do you want to go back there?” “There’s a reason why I must go back.” Madison couldn’t tell them what it was.
The two of them couldn’t help but agree because they couldn’t convince her to stay.
They were also afraid that she would sneak off by herself.
“Give me a few days.
I’ll help arrange the trip for you.
You have to be prepared, too.
Going by the sea route isn’t that simple.
“If it’s acargo ship, you might be on the sea for a couple of months.
The waters can get very rough.
Will you be able to handle it?” “Yes,” She could handle any hardship if it were for the sake of being reunited with her children.
She had to go back to Aldenvine even if it was raining knives.
She had already missed the most important years of her children’s lives.
All she wanted was to make it up to them.
“Since you’ve already made up your mind.
We won’t force you to stay.
Wait for my word.” “Thanks.” Madison looked at Logan, who was playing with Snowball in the yard.
She hesitated briefly before saying, “Logan is a good man.
I don’t need a bodyguard anymore.
Can you get him a good job?” As if sensing her gaze, Logan looked at her through the window and smiled at her.
Vince agreed to her request and promised to sort everything out.
Madison was genuinely grateful for everything he had done for her.
On that day, Madison asked Tasha to make a whole spread of food.
She even invited Logan to eat with her.
Logan stood at the side anxiously, clearly realizing something was about to happen.
“Sit down and eat with me.” “But your rules …” “Sit.” Logan didn’t argue.
He sat at the table with his back straightened.
He didn’t eat.
Instead, he asked, “Ms.
Evans, do you not need me anymore?” In the past week, Madison no longer needed a wheelchair.
Other than tailing her from a distance, his only function was to help carry stuff.
Madison had noticed long ago.
Logan might seem a little slow, but he actually paid attention to detail.
“I can already take care of myself on a daily basis.
It’s a waste of your talents to keep working for me.
“Don’t worry, I’ve asked Mr.
Collins to find you a good job.” Madison set those rules initially because she didn’t want to get close to anyone.
But after several months of companionship, she couldn’t just drive Logan away like a stranger.
She did notice all his effort.
“You’re not that young anymore.
Stop working dangerous and illegal jobs.
There are plenty of ways to make money.
“You’re a good person.
Find a good job and settle down.
Getting married and having offspring will do you a lot of good.” Logan sat in silence as he listened to Madison.
Then he said, “Alright.
Understood.” Madison didn’t know if she had struck a chord with him.
The atmosphere became tense, so she didn’t say anything else and finished the meal in silence.
As he got up, Logan suddenly asked, “When are you planning to travel?” “In a week,” Madison said, then she quickly froze.
She never told Logan that she was going away.
But he had guessed what she was going to do.
He even used such a method to get information from her and made her tell him the truth when she was not on guard.
Logan met with her surprised gaze and explained, “I have nown for some time that your heart doesn’t belong here, Ms.
Evans.
“You would always gaze at the sky like a bird in a cage.
You wanted to escape the cage, but your sickness was like the chain that was holding you down.
