Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
They brought her along this time because of the possibility that Hunter might need blood.
Joel had watched Krystal and Hunter grow up, so he knew their temper very well.
If this went on, she would surely cause more trouble in the future.
“Enough, Krystal.Hunter is fine.It’s ridiculous for a woman like you to stay here.I’ll ask someone to send you off.”
“I don’t wanna go, Uncle Tucker! I wanna stay to take care of Sova.” As the stubborn bull she was, she didn’t listen to him.
“Don’t worry, Uncle Tucker.I won’t do anything stupid or impulsive for Sova’s sake.” She thought, “Once Sova is detoxed, it’ll be that woman and that old granny’s D-Day!” Willow, who stood at a cottage from afar, noticed Krystal’s maliciousness.
Willow was almost three years old, but she was more mature than her peers.
She wasn’t a childish kid.
She didn’t know how to speak, but she knew human nature best.
She could recognize the murderous glint in Krystal’s eyes.
Willow raised her hand, and an eagle perched on the fence before her so that she could pat its head.
That scene caught Brent’s sight.
He noticed her gaze fixated upon Krystal.
It was that of a mighty hunter overlooking its prey.
The eagle—which earned the title of “The King of the Sky” —hung its head meekly like a fledgling to let her touch it.
This little girl was a formidable presence in this old yet strange village.
Brent still couldn’t forget what he witnessed on the first day he came to the village.
Everyone in the village treated the little girl with reverence.
Willow shifted her gaze onto Brent as though she noticed his gaze.
The moment their eyes met, he broke into a cold sweat from the looming murderous aura.
He thought he had seen a mighty ruler.
Willow turned and left in Madison’s direction.
Madison was heading to the medicinal spring, which she frequented for over three years.
Once Hunter left, she removed her clothes and mask.
She dipped herself into the water.
The medicinal spring could nurture one’s body.
The tumor in her had vanished, and the number of cancer cells was kept under control at a normal rate.
Even her injured wrist was healed.
As long as Madison was in the village, she would spend some time over here every day.
She rested against the edge of the spring and shut her eyes, taking some rest.
The temperature was just alright.
It was neither too cold nor too hot.
It was just perfect for a nap.
Meanwhile, Willow was picking flowers in the area.
While Madison was away, Wendy nurtured some herbs in the vicinity.
They should be sprouting soon.
Due to the warm temperature, the flowers never withered here.
Willow made a wreath and put it on Madison’s head.
Sensing something over her head, Madison opened her eyes and met a pair of green eyes.
Those green eyes were always beautiful.
Every time Madison looked at Willow, she figured that she had made the right choice to let Willow stay.
Resting against the edge of the spring, Madison caressed Willow’s head and flashed a warm smile.
“Good girl.I’ll be sleeping for a moment.” Willow nodded before pecking her mother’s cheek.
Some butterflies danced around them.
If they had a camera, it would have been a scene enchanting enough to be commemorated with a picture.
Madison was so tired because she had spent several white nights, so she fell asleep by the spring.
Her tress was left flowing over her shoulders.
Without the mask covering her face, her skin appeared crystal clear.
She became prettier than before.
As the good girl she was, Willow didn’t disturb Madison.
Willow was harvesting herbs nearby.
The little animals seemed to like her very much.
Even the little dear, who often visited the place, would sit before her to let her brush it.
The day seemed simple and wonderful.
Hunter was weak to begin with.
The worst thing was that his eyesight had yet to recover.
It rendered it difficult to stay in a foreign place.
Brent led Hunter around so that he could familiarize himself with the small room, which was filled with wooden furniture.
When they opened the window, they could hear the birds chirping and the sound of the stream flowing.
“Slow down, Sova.Here’s a small table.There’s water on it.If you’re thirsty—” Krystal wanted to help him.
Hunter shoved her hand away.
“Krystal, as I said, you don’t have to stay here.I’ll ask someone to send you back.”
“But Sova, I—” Hunter waved his hand, motioning for Brent and Kelvin to leave.
Now that they were alone, Hunter said, “Krystal, you’ve reached the age of marriage.I hope you can get over me and don’t look only at me anymore.
“Three years ago, I told you that I have someone I love.I will never marry anyone else other than her again.”
“Madison left you a long time ago.I know you’ve been looking for her this whole time.If she loved you, how could she leave your side without hesitation?
“It’s been years.She might’ve fallen for someone else and have kids—” Hunter smashed the glass on the table.
“Have I told you not to slander Madie in front of me? This is the last time, Krystal. I’ve said what I have to say.I don’t love you, and I never will.” Noticing his anger, she stomped her feet.
“Hunter Williams, how could you be so blind in love and cruel? Can’t you see my genuine feelings for you? “
“I don’t know what is so nice about that woman that you can’t get over here for so many years.What do you love about her?”
“I love everything about her.Now, leave.” Krystal cried while running away.
Brent patted Kelvin’s shoulder.
“Ask a few guys to follow her.Don’t lose her.There are poisonous animals and fruits everywhere.If something goes south, we won’t be able to handle the consequences.”
The bitter Kelvin chased after her, thinking, “What a bad omen.Just what is she here for?” Brent gazed at the sitting Hunter, whose feet were surrounded by shreds of glass.
Sighing, Brent crouched down to clean up the mess.
“Mr.Williams, you haven’t fully recovered.Please don’t be livid.” Hunter kneaded his brows.
“Find the right time to send her back.”
“Okay.” The thought of Willow’s gaze made Brent’s skin crawl.
His hunch was telling him that Willow was targeting Krystal.
Considering that this was Willow’s territory, he figured that he wouldn’t be able to stand a chance against the other party if they did something to Krystal.
While Madison was in a deep sleep, Willow played with the baby deer for a while.
Until then, a pigeon flew into the cave and perched on Willow’s shoulder.
It cooed, and she stood up.
She glanced at the sleeping woman before leaving quietly.
Everything in Krystal’s life went well, bar one—love.
The moment Hunter saved her, she swore to herself that she must marry him when she grew up.
She didn’t have a rough childhood growing up. Everyone paid respect to her.
Even if she wished for a star or the moon, there would be someone getting them for her.
Yet, she was slapped by another woman!
Krystal thought, “So what if she’s a doctor? She’s so ugly. She’s not even as pretty as my toes.”
She ran to the river, looking at her reflection. Judging from how Madison didn’t hold herself back, Krystal bet that her cheeks were swollen.
Today, Krystal vowed to make Madison pay back in multiple folds.
She was so immersed in her reflection that she didn’t sense the impending danger.
Kelvin suddenly pulled her backward. “Be careful!”
Before she could register the situation, she saw a snake jumping out of the water. It revealed its sharp teeth, trying to bite her leg.
She was so surprised that words couldn’t come out of her. Had it not been for Kelvin’s quick reaction, she would’ve gone to heaven by now.
“S—Snake! It’s a snake!” she stammered.
Kelvin fired to kill the snake, and blood splattered all over the place.
A few drops of blood stained her shoes.
Due to her identity, she rarely went to the wild unless she was on a mission with Hunter.
Even if she was with him, her sole purpose in the team was to be a blood bag for Hunter.
Thus, the inexperienced woman was like a cat on hot bricks in the face of such an emergency. She wasn’t calm at all.
She placed her hands on her chest as the scene was still replaying in her head vividly.
