Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
This was the first time Sean had ever seen her real face.
He was stunned.
“Your…
Your face…” “I’m sorry, Mr. Sean.
I used a made-up identity to approach you because I had to keep myself hidden.
This is my real face.” Sean muttered, “You do look like Jacqueline.” “Back then, I decided to help because you look like my sister and we share the same last name.
If I wasn’t sure that my mother only gave birth to us, I’d think you were one of us.” 2 Avery added, “I found it hard to believe that two people who looked so alike existed.” Madison scratched her head.
“I was stunned when I saw Ms.
Jacqueline too.
We do look alike.” “Maybe it was fate.
I helped you because of your looks, and you helped me too.
And now, you’re helping Sean.
It’s such a magical thing.
“Back then, I felt a sense of familiarity when I saw you.
If you don’t mind, Madison, the Evans family would love to adopt you after this incident is over.” 1 Madison waved her hands frantically.
“There’s no need for that.
I’m unworthy…” “You don’t have to be so humble, Madison.
You’ve helped our family a lot.
I’ll introduce you to the family when the time comes.
I’m sure they’ll like you a lot.
“Even Troy, who’s usually very dense, sung praises of you and Willow multiple times.
I’ve heard about what happened to your family.
You don’t have any more relatives in Aldenvine, right? “If you don’t mind, we can be your family from now on.” Avery had been on this island for the past six months.
He did not know about her relationship with the Heaths yet.
He thought Madison was all alone after Jeff’s passing.
Madison could not refuse anymore, so she agreed, “Okay.” She had wanted siblings for the longest time.
“My dear sister, Madison,” Sean said.
Madison felt a little embarrassed.
“It isn’t official yet.” “It’s fine.
You’ll be my sister sooner or later.
I’m so happy to have another sister.” Sean patted her on the head.
Madison was excited that she suddenly had two brothers.
“Am I really good enough?” She knew how prestigious the Evans family was in Zelotria.
It felt surreal that she had become part of their family.
The Evans brothers smiled at her warmly.
“we’re overjoyed to have a sister like you.
The only thing is you’ll have to hold out until this matter is behind us.
Then, we’ll officially accept you into the family.” The three of them looked at one another and smiled.
There was a very obvious dimple on Sean’s left cheek when he smiled.
It reminded Madison of the dimples on her children’s faces.
1 Maybe they were really meant to be a family.
Sean was wheeled into the operating room by an assistant robot at night.
He was stunned when he was told that these people were actually robots.
He knew a little about robotics.
He knew it was incredibly hard to get a robot to look so life-like.
Madison was also wearing scrubs.
It was an honor for her to be able to observe Louis at work.
“Don’t worry, Sean.
Mr. Rivera is a great doctor.” Sean smiled.
“You’ve mentioned that your teacher is skilled.
I never thought he would be the famed Louis Rivera.” He was incredibly lucky to have Louis operate on him.
It was almost a guaranteed success.
Sean was impressed by how great Louis was, especially after seeing those incredibly life-like robots.
“Yeah, Mr. Rivera is the best,” Madison said with pride.
Louis was wearing scrubs and a pair of glasses.
He looked even more handsome and elegant.
“Mr. Rivera, I’m ready.” “Okay, you can observe at the side.
I’ll be using the most advanced metallic frame for him.
It’s even harder than bones.” “Your equipment is the best, Mr. Rivera.” “I’ll use the best ones on you in the future.” Madison felt a chill down her spine.
Louis was still obsessed with her.
Sean was confused.
“In the future? What will you do to Madison in the future?” “Let’s begin, Mr. Rivera.” “Very well.” The operation they were about to perform was way harder than the one performed on Andrea.
Andrea had her legs amputated, while Sean was going to keep his skin as his bones were swapped out.
The results had to look good while not affecting practicality.
It was very hard.
This was a great opportunity for Madison to learn since she wasn’t very knowledgeable about this field.
The operation was a success.
Louis was a great teacher.
He deliberately slowed down his pace to explain every step to Madison.
It was already midnight when Sean was wheeled out of the operating room.
Avery went up to them hurriedly.
“How’s Sean?” “Don’t worry, Avery.
The operation was a success.
He still needs some time to get used to his new legs.
Also, he’ll need to go through three months of rehabilitation.
His legs will be back to normal in six months at most.
“That’s great! Madison, thank you so much,” Avery said excitedly.
Then, he hugged Madison in excitement.
Sean’s legs had been troubling him for a long time.
“It’s getting late, Avery.
You’re still unwell, so you shouldn’t stay up.
Get some rest.” Madison was exhausted.
She hadn’t been sleeping well recently because she had to watch out for the culprit’s schemes.
She was finally able to relax on Louis’ island.
She had a dream—a dream about someone so familiar but so distant.
She only remembered that the woman in her dream was the deceased Quinn Evans.
She had never interacted with Quinn while she was alive, but the Quinn in her dream was smiling sweetly.
She called out, “My dear sister, I’ve finally found you!” 1
Madison’s back was soaked in sweat when she woke up.
The dream was quite surreal.
She felt the cold sweat on her forehead.
She had only seen Quinn in photos and had never met her in person.
But the dream she had seemed very realistic.
Quinn’s smile was so gentle.
She didn’t look like a dead person in the dream.
She was like a kind older sister.
Madison sighed heavily.
If Quinn were still alive, she would be 29 years old.
It was so unfair.
She was such a talented young woman, but she died such a gruesome death.
1 Then, she heard the melody of a flute.
Madison freshened up before she exited the room.
Sean was holding a flute while he looked at Willow, who was playing her flute, with a tender expression.
