Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
“He probably wants Madie to know more about him so she would accept him.
He’s trying to be sincere.” It would be fine if Wayne were just entranced by Madison’s beauty.
Such a shallow emotion would fade over time.
But that wasn’t it.
He was serious about Madison.
Hunter had treated Madison horribly in the past.
He was starting to feel threatened and anxious.
So, he quickly went to another place after giving some more orders to his men.
Yale was holding a cigarette between his fingers.
He looked dejected and pale.
He cut ties with the Kingston family for Molly’s sake.
Mason would never accept him.
That made things awkward for him in the Heath Residence.
His only purpose was to comfort and accompany Molly.
He would be kicked out when Molly got better.
The Kingstons were waiting to see how he would embarrass himself, and Mason had other plans.
He was the most pitiful person in the Heath family.
“Why have you come?” Yale snuffed out the cigarette.
“We’ve fought for so many years.
This time, I’m here to cut a deal with you.” “A deal with me?” Yale found it hard to believe.
Hunter was already better connected than he was.
Yale saw that Hunter’s eyes weren’t as bloodshot as before.
He could guess what the deal was about.
“Is it related to Madison?” That suggestion was too tempting for Yale.
Kreene was a city that Madison had heard a lot of rumors about.
She knew that this was Wayne’s hometown from the information she read about him.
She only realized how segregated the city was when she saw it with her own eyes.
The city was very prosperous.
The roads led to all corners of the city, and the streets were busy.
But there was such a rundown area in this city.
It was like the difference between heaven and hell.
Madison had been to many cities.
She had met many refugees as well.
It was her first time seeing such a place.
It looked so prosperous, especially the airport.
It was better than a lot of the cities in Arlandia.
The refugees from other places appeared because their entire city was destroyed.
Madison was shocked that there was such a slum in such a nice city.
How poor were the people here? There were some people that lived under bridges in some other cities, but there were whole families living in graveyards in Kreene.
The children’s faces were covered in dirt.
They gazed at strangers cautiously.
On a street not far away, there were some barefooted kids in rags.
They were carrying a sack of stuff that they had just stolen.
Some adults were chasing after them, yelling profanities.
Before Madison could react, a boy ran into her.
The boy rubbed his hands together and apologized.
“I’m sorry, miss.
I didn’t mean to run into you.” Madison grabbed his hand.
“Did you want to pick my pockets? Unfortunately, people rarely carry cash around these days.
I’ll give you some advice.” She pointed at Wayne and said, “He has more money.
Go steal from him.” The boy looked toward Wayne’s direction.
Wayne didn’t say anything, but he had a scary expression on his face.
It was like he saw himself apologizing.
Wayne put his hand into his pocket.
The boy immediately got on his knees.
“I’m sorry.
I was wrong.
Please don’t kill me!” In this part of town, human life was the cheapest thing there was.
Unexpectedly, Wayne pulled out a wad of cash.
“I’m in a good mood today.
This is for you.” The boy stared at the money with a stunned expression.
He was still in a daze even after Wayne and Madison left.
“Why did you give him the money?” Madison looked at him from the side.
Wayne raised his head and wore a proud expression.
“Weren’t you the one who asked me to do it?” Madison had no idea why he was acting proud.
Madison witnessed several robberies in less than ten minutes of arriving at the place.
“So, this is where you grew up in?” “Does it seem unbelievable to you?” “It is hard to believe.
So, I think you’re actually quite incredible to have gotten to where you are today.” Wayne was taken aback.
He didn’t expect Madison to say something like that.
“You…” “What?” Madison smiled at Wayne, who was stuttering.
Madison was rendered speechless.
“You must’ve sacrificed a lot to get to where you are today.
I’m impressed by your achievements.
“But I still think you’re despicable for kidnapping me.
These two are separate things.” “This is what I like about this straightforward personality of yours.” Wayne grabbed her wrist.
Madison frowned.
“Let me go.” “A single woman like you would be targeted if you don’t have a man with you in a place like this.” Ike, who was following behind them, grunted.
“How pitiful.
Smiling despite getting scolded.”
Alan didn’t say anything as he stared at Ike.
Ike glared at him.
“Why are you looking at me like that? Am I wrong?” “Ike, didn’t you enjoy the cookies that Dr.
Ophelia made? You shouldn’t be so rude to someone who offered you hospitality.
“I feel like Mr. Maxwell is happier than before.
There’s nothing bad about that.” “You’re a fool.
Don’t you know that a forced relationship never ends well? “Besides, if Mr. Maxwell falls hopelessly in love, his enemies will tear him to pieces.
A man like him can’t have any weaknesses.” “Even if it isn’t Dr.
Ophelia, he might fall for some other woman.
You can’t just expect Mr.
Maxwell to be single forever.” Wayne led Madison to a dilapidated old building with ease.
The house would be easily flattened by a typhoon if it was built near the ocean.
There were no elevators in the building, and there were countless ads posted by the stairwell.
There were all sorts of odors in the building.
Wayne stopped before a wooden door.
He took out a key from under a potted plant to open the door.
Madison thought he would bring her to where he used to live.
She hadn’t expected to see such a homely place when the door was opened.
The place was quite small.
There were neither floor tiles nor wooden floorboards on the ground, just bare concrete floors.
The couch was covered with a hand-knitted towel.
There were some cats in the house.
They weren’t any famous breeds, but all of them looked well-fed.
The gardenia flowers on the windowsill exuded a faint fragrance, and there was also a pot of sunflowers blooming in the direction of the sun.
