Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Despite her soft voice, her words caused him to falter bit by bit.
It hadn’t been easy for them to come this far.
That was why he cherished their days spent together.
However, there was no way for him to keep her in the dark.
Leaving with no choice, he sighed deeply and said, “Yes, we can’t keep the baby.Or both of you will die.”
“Why?”
“It’s not as simple.Your body is weak.You got poisoned when you were young.The poison shortened your lifespan.”
Molly’s lips parted.
“What? How could this be? Is it because of the poison that I can’t keep the baby?”
“You were poisoned before you turned seven.The culprit didn’t want others to find out, so he fed you in small doses.And it took a toll on your body.But we looked after you well after you were adopted.Your metabolism broke it down, so there shouldn’t be a big problem.”
“Then—“
“Although your body is clean, we can’t deny that your body has worsened.It’s tough to stay alive yourself.When the baby grows and steals more nutrients from you, it might cause a miscarriage, or both of you might die.
“Molly, I’m thinking about your safety.I can’t allow that possibility to stand.It is fate that we can’t be with this baby.”
Tears pooled in her eyes.She shook her head profusely.
“No.No! It wasn’t easy for me to get pregnant.The doctor said there might not be a second chance for me anymore.”
“Calm down, Molly.If there’s progress in your recovery, there is still a second chance.Vanessa’s a great doctor.I’ve personally seen her save herself from a terminal disease.”
“But this is a life! I can’t gamble with the baby’s life for something uncertain!”
Yale hugged her as his heart throbbed.
“I know.I’m also sad.You’re more important to me compared to the baby.Molly, could you listen to me?
The thought of losing you frightens me! You’re my only salvation.Please.Have mercy on me.If you’re dead, what purpose do I still have in life?”
Tears ran down Molly’s cheeks.
The first half of her life was lonely. Luck was on her side, and the Kingston family adopted her.
Meeting Yale was the happiest thing that had happened to her.
Her sole wish was to give birth to his baby.
Why was God so cruel to her? He even tried to take away the baby she went through so much to conceive.
Molly and Yale were each others’ saviors. They couldn’t lose each other.
“Yale, even if we choose abortion, could you let me keep the baby for some time? I… I might be barren forever.”
His fingers reached out to brush her tears off. “Silly girl. It’s better to end things quickly before we have lingering feelings. You’ll grow more attached to the baby as time passes.”
She sobbed so much that her breathing hitched. “I just want to know how it feels to be a mother.”
“Okay, okay, stop crying. I’ll listen to you. You only have until week 12. When the time comes, you must abort the baby.” Teary-eyed, Molly mumbled, “I know.”
Yale’s phone rang. He rejected the call three times, but the incessant ringing ticked him off.
In the end, he answered the call.
“Yale, are you not coming home today again?” It was Krystal.
He had all the patience in his life before this. But it ended when Madison was revealed to be Mason’s granddaughter.
Yale’s only advantage to the situation was gone.
Furthermore, Krystal happened to be a foolish and annoying person.
Now that such things had happened to Molly, he wasn’t in the mood to talk to Krystal.
“Yeah. Gotta handle something.”
Krystal whined, “I’m been vomiting these two days. The symptoms are getting worse. I miss you.”
Yale frowned. “I’ll come over once I’m free. I gotta go now.”
When he saw Molly’s tear-stricken face, his heart throbbed. “Sorry, Molly. I shouldn’t have touched her.”
Unforeseen things always happened to distort their plans.
If he had known the truth, he wouldn’t have taken that step.
“Yale, you do know that I don’t blame you.”
They drifted to sleep in each others’ arms.
After the call terminated, frustration bubbled in Krystal.
Was she overthinking things?
Ever since she got pregnant, Yale never spent the night with her.
He couldn’t leave her side for a moment before this. Did he find another woman to meet his sexual needs because she was pregnant?
Such guesses were quelled within seconds.
Indeed, many things had happened recently.
It was normal for Yale to be busy. Besides, they were neither a married couple nor were they living together.
Krystal was asking for too much.
When a woman fell for a man-especially Krystal, who was blinded by love-she wished she could stay glued to Yale at every moment.
Madison returned to the Heath residence first thing in the morning.
Buried in his work, Mason put down the documents upon her arrival.
“Madie, I’ve picked a few names. What do you think?”
She took a glimpse at the written names and shook her head. “Grandpa, I’m indebted to my adoptive father. I don’t have plans to change names.”
Disappointment colored his eyes, but he regained his composure in no time. “Never mind then. Just come to the family gatherings and-“
She interrupted. “Grandpa, you can postpone the announcement of my identity. Something happened to my old patient. I have to go.”
“Okay. I’ll ask someone to send you there. It’s nothing dangerous, is it?”
“Nope. It’s just a simple examination. Be careful when I’m gone, Grandpa. Many things are happening lately. I’m afraid the assassination won’t stop.”
“I know. When are you planning to leave?”
“Soon. I have the flight ticket. Don’t worry. I’ll keep in touch.”
Madison dropped by for a moment before leaving.
The Heaths’ driver drove her to the airport. It was a flight to Orbit City. She deliberately let Mason know her schedule so as to not worry him. The Orbit City was near the borders. Lately, Arlandia and the neighboring country hadn’t been on friendly terms. So, it was dangerous to travel here at this time.
The residents along the borderline had evacuated, yet Madison disguised herself and got a ride from The Black Ravens.
She was attempting to sneak out of the country.
As an S-rank, she either had the luxury of time to spend or had an S Rank mission waiting for her.
There was Madison in the van. Unlike its dirty appearance, the cabin was heavily modified.
There weren’t just weapons and fire ammunitions. Its tires were also bulletproof.
Madison wore a mask, becoming another person. It was the identity she had been using for years.
It was a fake identity that others could track down.
In fact, the owner of the identity had long passed away.
She opened a laptop, her fingers flying across the keyboard.
A pair of wireless earphones stuffed into her ears. After logging into her identity, she managed to enter The Black Ravens’ system.
A robot appeared on the screen. A robotic voice resounded in her ears. “Septem. Identity verified. Here’s your mission.”
The target’s details were enumerated across the monitor. She inhaled a sharp breath when she saw the man’s face.
How could it be him?
Leader of Carathia—Wayne Maxwell.
The mission would not be an easy one, but Madison didn’t expect it to be this difficult.
Her gaze moved downward.
Fortunately, it wasn’t an assassination. It was a mission to get his ring. That was the key to access to a secret headquarters.
Madison scrolled downward. The first part of the document was his personal information, then the pictures of the ring.
They were taken when he showed up in public places.
Based on that, it seemed he usually wouldn’t take it off.
To steal his ring from him? That was no different from plucking a fur from a tiger’s butt!
The more Madison read his information, the more surprised she was.
He had mood swings and was bloodlust. Killing innocents was his favorite pastime.
How did someone like him get this far?
Simple, he killed all of his competitors.
Madison massaged her forehead. “This is tough.”
The masked man on the passenger seat was her partner once, an S- rank member with the codename Undecim.
“I’l do my best to assist you.”
She sighed. “Why aren’t you in the frontline with me assisting you?” Undecim raised an eyebrow. “Because you’re a woman, one of the few S-ranks at that. You won’t draw suspicions.”
“I realize that you’re growing a lot in terms of being shameless.” “Thanks.”
“That’s not a compliment.”
“If it’s a mission success, 10 percent of my commission is yours.” Money was merely a number to Madison. Aside from the money Hunter gave, she had earned a lot these years.
There was no way to spend them. All of them!
Joining The Black Ravens was solely because of one thing—it was to approach the boss, the best hacker in the world.
His identity was still unknown to this day.
It was possible that he knew who the mastermind that hired those assassins was.
However, she still hadn’t had the chance to meet him after completing big missions in the past two years.
