Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
She was instinctively afraid of Fabian.
Seeing that they were back, Hunter put down the blocks in his hands and got up.
“It’s getting late.
I’ll be going back now.” His gaze fell upon Andrea’s slightly haggard face.
Her eyes were a little red, so she must have cried just now.
But what did that have to do with him? Kurt was already dead, and he couldn’t tell Andrea to be a widow all her life.
This time, Hunter didn’t listen to Erina as he strode away.
Fabian had a gentle smile on his face as he said, “I won’t be seeing you off, Mr. Williams.
The roads might be slippery in this cold weather, so take care.” Hunter glanced at him.
He didn’t say anything in response as he turned around and left.
In a way, Fabian looked very much like Yale in the past.
They were skilled at masking themselves, and Hunter hated dealing with people like them.
Seeing that Hunter was leaving, Fabian even added, “Don’t worry, Mr. Williams.
I’ll take good care of Andrea.” “That’s good to hear.” Hunter didn’t even look back.
Madison returned to the Heath residence gloomily.
Molly still hadn’t gone to bed, and a warm light flickered in her room.
Tatiana let Molly try on the scarf she had just knitted.
“They fit just right.
I’ll knit gloves and a hat for you tomorrow.” “Thank you, Mom.” In just a few days, Molly had gotten much better.
Her cheeks had plumped up a little.
“Come on, you don’t have to thank me.
I’m your mom, after all.
In the future, I’ll make it up to you even more, so please get well soon.” Madison knocked on the door and went in.
Molly trusted Madison very much, and her eyes lit up when she saw Madison.
“You’re back, Madison.
Where did you go?” “I checked in on a patient.
Are you okay?” Madison’s originally foul mood got better as soon as she saw Molly.
“Yes, I’m alright.
My stomach stopped aching, and my appetite has improved a lot compared to before.
Your medicine is quite effective.” Molly was like the sun.
She was sad about losing her child, but she would force a smile in front of everyone else.
She would pretend like nothing had happened, for she didn’t want them to be sad because of her.
She was the total opposite of Krystal.
One of them was extremely selfish, but the other was too considerate of others.
The former kept hurting people, but the latter kept getting hurt.
It would be better if Molly could be a little more selfish.
Madison stayed for a moment before returning to her room.
Her phone kept vibrating on her bedside table, but she was taking a bath in the bathroom.
Hunter had just arrived at the Heath residence when he was denied passage.
“Sorry, Mr. Williams, but Mr. Heath said that if you don’t have official business here, you aren’t allowed to come in at night.” While the guard was speaking, Yale passed by them with some desserts in his hand.
After Yale let himself loose, his personality changed a lot.
If it were before and he saw Hunter being stopped at the entrance, he would pause and mock Hunter.
But now, he was in a hurry.
He didn’t even want to say anything unnecessary as he walked away.
He treated Hunter like air.
He didn’t have to fight Hunter anymore.
He had let go of everything and lived only for that woman.
His life had also become much simpler.
He would ignore people he didn’t want to deal with, and he could skip the greetings he wanted to skip.
Life wasn’t so hard, after all. Hunter pointed at Yale.
“What right does he have to go in, then?” “These are Mr. Heath’s orders.
Mr. Williams, please don’t make this hard for me.” Hunter had no choice but to go back dejectedly.
He sat in the car and lit a cigarette.
In reality, Hunter knew why Yale could come and go as he pleased.
It was simply because Yale loved Molly, and Molly loved him too.
With Molly’s acknowledgment, even if Mason wanted to separate the two, he couldn’t bring himself to hurt his daughter at times like this.
So, he could only allow Yale to stay.
The biggest difference between Hunter and Yale was that Madison held the initiative.
Madison wasn’t willing to fully believe in Hunter.
Of course, Hunter regretted what he did in the past.
But no matter how hard he tried, his relationship with Madison seemed to be frozen in place.
He couldn’t get even a little bit closer to her.
Half an hour later, Madison sent a message in reply, “I’m tired.
Let’s leave it at that.
You should go to sleep too.” From the trunk, Hunter retrieved the gift he had selected.
There were two large pink bunny plushies with four little bunny plushies standing in front of them.
Each bunny had a pink rose in their paws.
It was a very loving scene to behold.
He didn’t mainly intend to buy a gift for Erina.
Instead, he was actually picking out a gift for Madison.
After the gift was passed to the security guard, Madison soon received the adorable gesture of goodwill.
The room she was temporarily staying in was on the second floor, and she could see the main gate from there.
Under the streetlights, the man was covered in snowflakes.
He seemed to have sensed her gaze, and he looked up.
Their gazes met.
Hunter seemed to have guessed that she would be coming over, so he stood under the streetlights.
That way, she would be able to spot the white snow on his figure right away.
If her heart ached for him, she would come downstairs.
Madison was in her bathrobe, holding the gift he had sent her as she looked down at him.
Right after that, she lowered her head and typed something on her phone.
Then, she raised her phone and waved it, gesturing for Hunter to check his phone.
Hunter lowered his gaze, thinking that Madison did indeed care about him.
But when he unlocked his phone, the smile froze on his face.
“Thanks for the gift.
The roads might be slippery in this weather, so take care on your way home.” Seeing that Hunter had checked his phone, Madison turned around and went back to her room.
She even drew the curtains, firmly blocking her figure from view.
In his exasperation, Hunter smiled bitterly.
He remembered when she was still in school and she came out in her pajamas despite the snow, she had thrown herself into his arms.
They could never return to those days.
His Madie had changed.
He was no longer her priority.
Of course, Madison was aware of his thoughts.
He was just trying to make himself look a little pitiful.
She arranged the bunnies neatly on the bedside table.
She had accepted the gift, but she didn’t forgive him.
Their current relationship was probably the best for both of them.
Madison slept soundly through the night.
When she woke up and drew the curtains, she saw the maids shoveling the snow in the yard.
It had snowed heavily overnight.
As Madison opened the door, the cold air rushed up to her face.
“Ms.
Madison.” The maids along the way smiled as they greeted her.
Many of them were holding string lights in their hands.
