Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
“Don’t worry, Mr. Heath. I like her too much to hurt her.” Yale held Krystal’s hand gently. “Krystal, I’ll make you accept my feelings one day.”
A shudder of revolt made her skin crawl.
The issue was finally resolved. Tatiana secretly dragged Krystal to an empty corner.
Tatiana said in an undertone, “I’m warning you. Your father barely fought a chance for you to make up for your mistake. Don’t ruin it. Just get along with Yale like you’ve always done for the next three months.
“When the time comes, you can separate ways with him by claiming that your characters don’t match.
Remember, don’t let the Kingstons catch on to you.”
Krystal nodded. “I got it, Mom.”
“Your temper worries me the most. Just stomach everything for the next three months. The show has to go on for the family’s and your reputation.”
“I will.” Krystal clenched her fists.
It broke Tatiana’s heart to see her daughter like this. She caressed Krystal’s head. “Krystal, there’s a long journey ahead of you.
Hunter is an impossibility. Get over him.
“Open up your heart and try to accept others, but that doesn’t include Yale. He’s a scheming man. He’s not a good husband material. You mustn’t fall for him.”
Tatiana had always had an eye for people. If they had another way out of this, she wouldn’t have allowed Krystal to interact with him.
The mention of Hunter being an impossibility evoked sadness in Krystal. Tears trickled down her cheeks, falling onto the snowfield.
“Is it… really impossible?”
“Accept reality, Krystal. Forget about now, he didn’t even accept you when you were still a virgin.
Nothing will happen between the two of you. I let you be in the past because he was still single. I thought that there was a chance.
“But now that I think about your age, it’s time that you try accepting others.”
“B-But I like him, Mom.”
Tatiana hugged her. “There are so many things that don’t go according to our plans, especially when it comes to love. It isn’t something you can buy with money or gain through power. Besides, the Williamss don’t need that stuff.”
Krystal sobbed like a little kid.
Hunter had been the man of her dreams since she was young. She had pursued him for so many years.
She served the army for him and slogged through difficult training, even going on missions with him in the wild.
Her sole wish was to stay closer to him so that he would look at her.
Yet, he suddenly had a secret marriage that year. Krystal waited for a long time for him to divorce and for that woman to disappear.
But why didn’t it work out?
“Don’t cry. Go get a bath. You have to have a meal with the Kingstons later. Krystal, it’s time to grow up now. Your father is old, and your brother is shouldering heavy responsibility.
“You grew up under our wing with protection. Now, it’s time for you to step up and share the burden with us instead of us cleaning up your mess. As a grown-up, you have no right to fool around anymore.”
Krystal returned to her room alone. The maid had cleaned up the place for her, clearing up Yale’s traces.
She was as disappointed today as much as she had anticipated last night.
Staring at her tear-stricken face in the mirror, she slapped herself for opting for that route.
If she didn’t have distorted thoughts, Yale wouldn’t have been able to seize the opening to take advantage of her.
Hunter was right-she had it coming.
Krystal regretted it so much.
But regret couldn’t do anything about it. Grown-ups had to take responsibility for their mistakes.
Crying or throwing a tantrum couldn’t solve anything.
At long last, she accepted the reality that it was impossible for Hunter and her.
Meanwhile, the man she desired was drenched in sweat.
Madison wrapped her arms around Hunter’s waist. “Hunter, are you mad?”
“Madie, let me die on you.”
Despite being in Heath residence, Hunter reveled in the pleasure too much.
Madison was being devoured inside out.
Forget about getting out of bed, she thought her bones were going to break from lifting her arm.
“Mr. Heath is going to keep the Kingstons entertained today. You can keep me company.”
Resting against his chest, Madison huffed and puffed, trying to catch her breath.
She hadn’t returned to her senses from the intense wave of pleasure.
“If I remember correctly, you’ve always kept yourself restrained in whatever you do. Why did you become so untrammeled?”
At that time, he acted like a ruler in whatever he did. Even the gaze he gave her at home was cold.
Now, everything was different. A glance from Madison was enough to turn Hunter into a Golden Retriever that would pounce on her.
His overloaded enthusiasm was hard for her to keep up with.
“I was too naive back then. I didn’t realize how precious you were to me until I lost you.” His fingertips traced along her smooth cheek. “Madie, after experiencing so many things, do you know how happy I am to be able to still hug you?”
It took a lot of lessons for one to realize one’s desires.
There were a lot of things fettering Hunter’s freedom during his younger days.
When he lost the person he cherished, he regretted it from the bottom of his heart, day and night.
It wasn’t easy for him to discover that ray of hope to live again.
No matter what it took, he was determined not to return to that slump of darkness.
It was not until night that he left the room with a heavy heart.
Now that the source of chaos had disappeared, Madison was able to get a good night’s rest. She was all spirited the next day.
Today, she needed to perform acupuncture on Andrea.
Madison specially made breakfast for Mason, who had a restless sleep last night.
Tired, he rested his hand on his temple.
“Grandpa Mason, did you not sleep last night again?”
“That’s normal for old people.”
Madison initially wanted to leave after serving breakfast. But the sight of his listless expression elicited a sigh from her.” Lie down.
I’ll give you a massage.”
“You know a lot.”
“I learned a lot of traditional medicine from my grandmother, n Mason closed his eyes. “Do you miss your family?”
“So what if I miss them? I don’t know where they are or who they are.” Helplessness seeped into her voice.
“Don’t be pressured by your kids’ matters. It’s their lives.
Your injury is a serious one. The emotional stress from overthinking won’t do you good. I can treat your body, but not your mental illness.”
“If only my daughter were as mature as you are, I’d be able to get a good night’s sleep.”
“Ms. Heath grew up pampered. It’s not a bad thing for her to suffer a little. She’ll grow up.”
“I’m embarrassed that you saw that.”
Madison shook her head. “Don’t be. Everyone drank a lot that night, and she’s young. It’s easy to cross the line considering the situation.”
“Thanks for the massage. I feel much better.”
“I’ll prescribe some medicine for you. Ask someone to get the ingredients. When I return, I’ll make a bag of herbs to aid your sleep. You can put it under your pillow.”
“Okay.”
Mason drifted into sleep during Madison’s massage. She realized that he depended on her very much.
It would be easy for her to murder him right now, but she didn’t have a reason to do so.
She took a blanket to drape it over him. When she walked out of the room, she informed the maids not to enter so as to not disturb him.
After putting on a coat, she left the house in a hurry. A car was prepared for her.
Getting into the car, she met Linus’ eyes.
His expression was impassive as he wore a black coat. “I’m heading somewhere. I can drop you off along the way.”
“Thanks.” Madison stayed close to the car door, leaving a huge space in between.
He asked, “Are you afraid of me?”
“No, what I have for you is respect,” she answered confidently. Her eyes were free from clouds of fear.
Linus rested his hands on his knees. His posture was always upright wherever he was.
“I heard that the drink you had was drugged.” He suddenly leaned toward her, driving her to a corner.
His glint was shrewd. “How did you pull it through?”
“Yeah, I drank it.” Madison’s voice was indifferent.
Linus’ eyes were fixated on her. “How did you pull it through? II “Have you forgotten that I’m a doctor,
Mr. Linus? It’s not like it’s a terminal illness.” No one could find fault with her perfect answer.
Looking outside the window, she sighed. “It seems like the snow will be pouring for a few days. Please inform your father to stay warm. He’s weak and can’t catch a cold. I won’t be around for two days. I’ve handed the recipes to your mother.”
“Okay.”
“Plus, keep him away from emotional stress. He has just undergone a heart surgery. Overworking is a no-no for him. Mood swings too. It’s best to keep him light-hearted always, ” she reminded.
“I’ll take note of that.”
The car stopped at the Davis residence. She gave him a nod. “I should get going, then. The roads are slippery because of the weather. Drive safely.”
Linus grabbed her hand unconsciously.
Her eyes were directed at his hand, carrying a tint of aloofness. “Is there anything else, Mr. Linus?”
He quickly released her. “Sorry, I just wanted to ask if you need a ride back the day after tomorrow.”
“I can travel back by myself, thanks.” She pushed the car door open, embracing the cold wind.
Linus suddenly asked, “I heard that your daughter is going to turn three soon. You have lost your memories and been single for so many years. Have you never thought of finding a partner?”
He lacked the experience of dating and chasing someone, hence the straightforward question.
