Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Madison brought the porridge over.
“You have to take some even if your stomach doesn’t feel well.
Take it slow.
It’s porridge.” He nodded, giving his full cooperation.
“Okay.” “This is a bowl.
Be careful.” “Thank you.” He reached out to take the bowl.
There was a spoon in the bowl because she figured that he could feed himself with it.
As soon as she thought about that, the bowl fell onto the floor.
She raised her head to see his innocent face.
“Sorry.” He got out of bed to clean up the mess, and the fragment cut his finger.
She quickly grabbed his hand.
“Don’t move.
Let me do it.”
Grabbing Hunter’s hand, Madison checked his wound only to realize that there was a long line of slits adorning it.
“I’m fine.
I get hurt often.
It’s nothing.” Unbothered, he withdrew his hand.
“Give me a second.” She quickly brought a medical kit over to stop the bleeding.
“Alright.
Make sure the wound stays away from water these two days.
I’ll help you to the bed.” “It’s alright.
You don’t have to.”” He shoved her away before dragging his body toward the bed.
Although he wanted to stay close to her, she was too smart for him to do that.
It would take a single mistake for her to find out about it.
Hence, he could only control his impulsive thoughts by pretending that they were strangers and distancing himself from her.
Frowning, Madison said, “There’s no man or woman here but a doctor and a patient.
If you insist on distancing yourself from me, I won’t care about the poison in your body anymore.” Hunter hung his head low.
“Sorry.” She brought over another bowl of porridge.
“If you wanna get better soon, do as I say.” “Sorry for the trouble,” he apologized again.
Madison looked at the man, who was hanging his head low like a child at fault.
In the past, Hunter had always been on the top with dominating power.
When did he ever act this way? She let out a silent sigh.
“It’s alright.
I understand.
Have some chicken soup.
It took me long to make it.” She was stunned for a moment at what she had said.
In fact, there was no need for her to add the final sentence.
It made it seem as if she genuinely cared for him.
Some things were ingrained in her very bones as habits before she realized it.
She still practiced that after so many years had passed.
“I’ve added some herbs so that you’ll feel better soon,” she added.
“Thank you.” Madison fed him as silence dawned upon them.
The atmosphere could never be any more wholesome than it was right now.
On the day she left his side, she had thought of avoiding him for the rest of her life.
She didn’t want to see him forever.
When she had free time, she would imagine how their reunion would be if it were inevitable.
Everything that was happening right now was beyond her imagination.
Hunter turned from a cold person into an obedient person.
He put up with the discomfort of interacting closely with others.
Whether she was feeding him medicine or food, he would give her full cooperation.
He didn’t cause her trouble.
Perhaps he was trying his best to get back to his feet soon.
Since Hunter felt very uncomfortable today, Madison had to stay to observe him.
That way, she could decide whether to add, reduce, or change the ingredients for his medicine.
There were still poisonous remnants in his body, so she couldn’t afford to be careless.
She thought, “The heavy dosage of medicine could be the reason for him feeling uncomfortable.
“But if I reduce the medicine, it might not be enough to keep the poison under control.
I guess I should use the traditional way.” “Let’s go.
We can continue it in the cave.
This is the only way to minimize the side effects, as well as the fastest way to remove the poison from you.” “T’ll do as you say.” Hunter asked for Brent to prepare to return to the cave.
Right then, Kelvin barged into the room and bowed at Madison.
“Miss, please check on Krystal.
I know her bitchy attitude has offended you, but she’s gravely ill right now.
If something happens to her, I’ll be doomed!” He had the nerve to speak ill of Krystal only when she was not around.
Acold glint flashed across Madison’s eyes as she wondered what kind of background Krystal had.
Kelvin and Brent were afraid of Krystal.
Krystal’s family was considered as a family with a middle income in Aldenvine.
Supposedly, they weren’t someone to gain this much respect from the duo.
Only then did Hunter ask indifferently, “What happened to her?” “Mr.
Williams, she ran away angrily after you said those words yesterday.
Then, I brought her back, and she fell sick.
She couldn’t even get out of the bed.” Kelvin didn’t dare to mention Willow’s incident in front of Madison.
Hunter frowned.
“Ask someone to send her back to Aldenvine.
Someone will treat her there.”
Hunter perceived Krystal as a younger sister.
He tried his best to look after her whenever he could.
He saved her by chance that year, but she ended up pestering him! In the past, she insisted on going with him for his missions.
He assumed that the young lady yearned for real-life experience to prepare herself for promotion.
On top of that, she indeed donated her blood to him during emergencies.
Thus, he intended to help her out.
As she grew older, her feelings for him became more apparent.
That was why he told her that he was married, and she stopped pestering him for a few years.
However, she became eager in his pursuit again ever since the mind -blowing news of his divorce.
No matter how Hunter rejected Krystal, she tagged along.
His patience slowly ran thin at her attempts.
Now, he wouldn’t care about their mentor-mentee relationship anymore.
Brent quickly said, “Mr.
Williams, she’s seriously ill.
If we don’t have her treated immediately and send her back instead, if the superiors wanna find fault in someone, it’ll do no good to you …” Hunter replied coldly, “She had it coming.
Don’t be bothered by it.” Then, he stood up to head outside.
The visually impaired man almost tripped by the door, but Madison managed to hold him.
“This house is smaller than your mansions.
If you’re not familiar with it, don’t wander around mindlessly.
What if you fall off the stairs? I have to treat your broken bones then.” “Sorry.” “I’m not that petty to be angry with you when you can’t even see.
Slow down.” She guided him while holding his hand.
Brent stared at their holding hands, which reminded him of Hunter’s orders.
Brent soon comprehended something.
Unobtrusively, he smiled for a second.
When she looked at him, he was already wearing a concerned expression.
She wondered if it was her delusion.
Meanwhile, Kelvin was still pleading, “Miss, what if something happens to him? I’ll be sentenced to death! I’m still young, and I haven’t found myself a wife yet.” She replied without looking back, “She’ll get better after sleeping for a few days.” She guessed in her head, “It seems like Krystal has a strong background.
If something happens to her, Hunter will be dragged into the problem.” Still, Madison kept her expression stoic as she led Hunter to the back of the mountain.
