Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
It reminded her of what Hunter had said.
Before this, she merely shrugged it off as a mere coincidence.
Now, the uneasiness in Linus’ eyes had given her a certain answer—he liked her.
“I’m happy with my life right now and have no plans of marriage. Bye.” She strode away without looking back.
The Daviss, who had been waiting for her, welcomed her.
Meanwhile, Linus watched her leave, deeply absorbed in his thoughts.
Otto saw Madison as a goddess upon learning that the Heaths showed her reverence.
“Vanessa, you’re a miraculous doctor! You’ve only given Andrea acupuncture treatment a few times, but
I already see impressive progress in her recovery. Of course, I also made sure she had a foot spa every day. Thank you so much, Vanessa!”
Even Andrea’s impression of Madison had changed.
At first, she found the doctor quite weird due to the hostility.
Her days were no less different than hell. She put up with it for two weeks, and now, she could slowly feel her legs and be in more control of them.
Her respect for Madison had grown. “When will I be able to walk?”
Madison stared at the scars covering Andrea’s feet. It was the result of poking the blisters.
It was easy to tell how much Andrea suffered in the past weeks.
Like a bird yearning to fly out of the cage, she desired freedom more than anything.
Madison thought, “Soon, she’ll know what awaits her outside the cage.”
“Two to three months, depending on your fitness,” she answered without lifting her head.
“I’ll be able to walk again that soon?” Andrea was touched to tears of joy.
“That is if everything goes well. Lie down. I’m going to start the acupuncture treatment.”
The next acupuncture treatment was always more painful than the last one.
Although Andrea dipped her feet in hot water every day, she couldn’t get used to the pain.
She clenched her teeth at the pain, showing full determination. It was as though something was on her mind.
“Grandpa, did you hearthat? I’ll be able to walk again soon!” Otto caressed her head lovingly. “Yes, I didn’t expect that. I had thought it would’ve been impossible.”
Andrea had high hopes. “Say, do you think Hunter will consider me once I recover?”
Madison’s hands didn’t stop, and she didn’t show hesitation when she inserted the needles into Andrea.
Madison inwardly exclaimed, “Hunter’s a charming man, isn’t he? There’s Krystal, who can’t forget about him, and there’s Andrea, who’s willing to sacrifice anything to marry him.”
Otto caressed Andrea’s head. “We need the Williamss’ support. Andrea, don’t make him angry. Things are different from how they used to be.”
Sorrow colored Andrea’s eyes for a moment as she was unwilling to give up.
After all, she almost became Hunter’s wife back then. How could she accept such a huge difference?
Madison was reading a book at the side after inserting the needles. The maid served desserts and snacks.
Fabian stood next to Andrea with a grim expression. It seemed like her words had offended him.
Even after what had happened in the past, Andrea hadn’t become any wiser.
Back then, her wayward actions drove her parents to death.
Yet, she didn’t learn her lesson.
Fabian was the current head of the household, but she kept ticking him off instead of buttering him up.
She was the same old idiotic Andrea.
When the acupuncture session ended, Madison left immediately like always.
The Daviss prepared a car to send her back.
When she left the place, she saw a rushing Fabian enter another car. Both the cars were driven off almost at the same time.
They separated ways at a junction.
It didn’t come across as anything to her until she saw a black Bentley following behind Fabian’s car.
She didn’t miss the license plate during the brief glance. It was Yale’s car.
Was it a coincidence?
Madison stopped the driver. “Please drop me off here. There’s a sudden change to my schedule.”
“Okay.”
Madison watched the car drive away. It happened to be the red light, and she crossed the road.
The two cars were pulled over on the next street.
Fabian entered a private restaurant. Ten minutes later, Yale showed up.
As she had expected, a lot of things weren’t coincidental in this world.
It seemed like a prior appointment.
However, to Madison’s dismay, the private restaurant ran solely on a reservation system. She couldn’t enter without making a reservation.
Otto had always been acquainted with Hunter all this time.
Fabian, who was now the head of the household, had decided to form a connection with Yale.
She had guessed right-Fabian was not a simple man.
A huge change was bound to happen within Aldenvine.
Madison sent the picture of the men entering the same restaurant to Hunter.
Since she didn’t want to join the fray, this was the only thing she could do for Hunter.
She received a quick reply, “Madie, are you worried about me?”
She didn’t reply to that, but the other party bombarded her with messages, “I’m so happy. Don’t worry.
I’ll deal with it.”
A smile appeared across her lips as she thought, “This might be an overkill. Hunter might’ve already guessed what they’re doing.”
She deleted the chat history and looked at the pinned chat.
She had been giving Warren the cold treatment these days.
He was fazed after listening to what she had said, which wasn’t to her surprise. He had been taking the initiative to text her these days.
She finally had the time to send him a message today, “Can we meet up?”
She received a reply from Warren very quickly. It was quicker than before.
She thought, “Men are all the same.”
He didn’t care about Mona, who loved him so much.
As the conventional man he was, he ended up falling in love with a pretty face.
Madison invited Warren to a music show. He liked that musician, and it was the bit of information she had jumped through hoops to discover.
She had asked Hunter to buy her the tickets some time ago.
She returned home to doll up for the occasion.
By the time Warren saw her, she was standing under a pine tree. She seemed to have been waiting for a while now.
There was a pile of snow over her head.
She raised her head with those crystal-clear eyes. She didn’t even realize he was right next to her.
“What are you looking at?”
She jumped like a surprised bunny. “Warren, I saw a squirrel.”
Warren had never met a woman with such clear eyes, holding innocence yet so seductive at times.
“Have you been waiting in the snow?”
Madison grinned. “Don’t you think that it’s rare to encounter such little animals in metropolitan areas?”
“It is. Let’s go. The music show is starting soon.”
“Sure.” She took the lead in front of him with a bright smile, maintaining a safe distance from him.
Warren was socially recluse and used to solidarity.
Despite knowing the considerable risk entailed every time he stepped out of the house, he couldn’t resist her invitation.
As if cast by a spell, he kept staring at their chat history blankly.
In the past, the other party was merely a fictional existence to him. After learning that it was Madison, his attitude shifted from wariness to acceptance.
He couldn’t quite put a finger on his emotions right now either.
Her words conjured images in his head. He could even picture her expressions whenever she said certain words.
Warren was falling harder and harder for her without him realizing it. By the time he caught on to his feelings, he was far down the rabbit hole.
“Are you busy these days?” He also started trying to learn more about her.
“Yeah. I received the ownership of some stores when I divorced. Some management is needed here and there.” She didn’t hide the fact that she was a divorced woman.
Her confidence sent him to the throes of guilt instead.
He was full of lies this whole time. Like a mouse in the gutter, he could only watch her in the dark.
“I…” Madison began hesitantly. “I was drunk and blabbered something funny that night. You didn’t take it to heart, did you?”
Warren recalled the time when she pinned her against the wall, when her lips curled into a provocative smirk.
The sheer thought of it tickled inside him.
“What if I say I did?”
“Huh?” Her eyes widened like those of a flustered bunny. “I- I was just spouting nonsense.”
He flashed her a smile. “Relax, I was just kidding.”
How could someone like him start dating? Not to mention dating Madison.
They found their seats, and silence sat in the air.
He was a reticent man to begin with. When Madison became quiet, he didn’t know what to talk about anymore.
