Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Madison frowned in disdain and asked, “What is he trying to pull this time?”
Scratching his head, Kelvin said, “You’ll know when you go in.”
Then, some people came and dragged a confused Madison into a room before starting to dress her up. She understood what was going on when she saw the long wedding dress that was put on her.
The makeup artists and stylists praised her beauty, but Madison didn’t want to hear any of it. She asked coldly, “Where’s Hunter?”
The praises stopped. They couldn’t believe that Madison would display such impatience on such a happy occasion.
“About that…”
“If you don’t tell me, I’ll just have to look for him myself.”
Madison walked out of the room quickly while holding the hem of her dress in her good hand.
“Slow down, Ms. Evans.”
The door opened, and she saw Hunter standing there, surrounded by flowers. He wore a groom’s suit. His hair was neatly combed, and he was holding some flowers in his hand. The anxiety was visible on his handsome face. Hunter’s face lit up when he saw Madison.
Madison was walking too fast, and she was holding the hem of her dress with her hand. She started to fall after a few steps.
“Be careful!”
“Ms. Evans!”
Everyone’s face paled as they watched Madison fall. Madison used to be light on her feet. She was known for her athleticism back in school. But she was more like a bird with clipped wings at the moment. Her right arm was useless, and her left was holding the dress.
She would be safe if she could break her fall with her right hand. But, as it was, she could only watch helplessly as she fell.
Madison suddenly thought about her babies. Her back was already covered in cold sweat. Closing her eyes, she accepted her fate.
But the pain didn’t come as Hunter caught her at the last moment.
“Are you okay?” Hunter asked with a concerned voice.
Madison’s face was flushed. She came looking for trouble but made a fool of herself. She even forgot what she wanted to say.
Hunter wrapped an arm around Madison’s waist and looked affectionately at her. “You look so beautiful today, Madie. You’re as beautiful as I imagined you would be.”
Then, Madison heard Jorge say happily, “Look over here.”
She instinctively looked toward Jorge and heard a snap. A photo had been taken.
Hunter held Madison in a tight embrace. She then realized that there were several tall and handsome men behind Hunter. There was the elegant Bryan, the gentlemanly Henry, and a man wearing a mask that covered half his face.
The man had a cold demeanor. Madison thought he might be Lazlo Lyon, whom Hunter had brought up before. Chris Atkins and the cameraman, Jorge, were both smiling as well.
Madison couldn’t bring herself to say what she wanted to. She was unsatisfied with Hunter’s actions but didn’t want to cause a scene with so many people watching. It would make both her and Hunter look bad.
Everly walked out from the crowd. She was wearing a white dress and had a complicated expression on her face. Apparently, she had just realized what was going on.
Madison lowered her voice and asked, “What are you doing?”
Hunter set her straight, saying, “Madie, I owe you a wedding.”
Madison didn’t feel the slightest bit of joy. Instead, she was angry.
Who did Hunter think she was? Did he think a wedding could resolve all the issues they had?
The most absurd thing was that he tried to organize a wedding with her one day before his wedding with Andrea.
Madison almost lost her temper immediately. She tried to pull her hand free with all her might.
Hunter’s grip was powerful. He whispered, “Please don’t make a scene, Madie.”
“I don’t have time to play games with you, Hunter.”
“Madie, I’ve waited so long for this day. I want to have a wedding with you.”
“Do I have to play along because you want it? Let go of me. Don’t force me to slap you in public.”
Bryan said with a smile, “Madison, you can always punch him in the face if he did something wrong.”
Henry chimed in, “And if that’s not enough, you can always punch him twice. We’ll even help you punish him until you’re satisfied.”
Madison was still a lady at heart. She didn’t want to argue with Hunter in front of so many people. She felt a little embarrassed when they poked fun at her.
The others didn’t know what was going on between her and Hunter. Maybe they thought she was just having an argument with him. Madison didn’t know how to explain the situation.
Hunter was well aware of how she felt. “Come here, Madie.”
He led her by the hand to the backyard. Madison also wanted to talk with him privately, so she didn’t try to break free and allowed him to hold her hand.
It was the middle of summer, and the plants in the backyard were in full bloom. Cicadas were starting to chirp. The sunlight filtered through the trees and shone on the two of them. A subtle scent of flowers and grass was in the air.
Turning around, Everly saw Hunter holding Madison’s hand and walking through the long corridor. It painted a lovely picture.
No one knew better than Everly that the picturesque moment was built on Madison’s pain. She knew one of Madison’s greatest regrets was not having a wedding with Hunter. Madison didn’t need a huge ceremony. She just wanted the sense of ceremony.
She wanted to marry the man she loved, with her family and friends as witnesses. The day had come, but it was completely different from what Madison had hoped for.
Everly sighed and lamented Madison’s misfortune with men.
Hunter led Madison to a door. She saw that no one was around and pulled her arm free. Before she could speak, Hunter opened the door.
Madison swallowed her words when she saw what was inside.
Smiling, Hunter said, “Come in.”
Madison couldn’t help but walk into the room. She was sure it used to be a guest room. But it had been renovated into a big room painted with soft colors. Half of the room was blue, and the other half was pink.
The lights were turned off, and the door was closed. Stars appeared overhead. The glow was soft, and there were occasional shooting stars.
Some disco lights lit up in the room, and a music box sounded. There was a cradle, a rocking horse, and various toys. There were baby clothes arranged according to the babies’ age. The collection ranged from clothes for newborn babies to those for one-year-olds.
There was even a designated play area for children with a castle, slides, and swings. Hunter had thought about everything that a baby would ever want. It was even better than the room she designed back then. There wasn’t a single parent in the world that could refuse a place like this.
Madison ran her fingers over the baby clothes. Her mind wandered, and tears filled her eyes.
Hunter hugged her from behind and placed his palm on her stomach.
“Madie, I want to be a responsible father this time. I want to take care of you and the kids.”
Madison was trembling. Grasping the side of the cradle tightly, she asked in a shaky voice, “Do you think this will make everything you did to me go away?”
“I know I can never change the fact that I hurt you. But I want to make it up to you. Madie, please give me a chance to do that.”
Madison raised her head to look at him. Tears began to stream down her face. “So, you want to keep me and my children here as your secret family?”
“Madie, I can give you anything except the position of Mrs. Williams. I owe that to Andrea.”
Hunter explained, “I’m not keeping you here to hide you away. This will be our home from now on. The kids can grow up here after they’re born. I’ve also renovated the back. Dad can do some gardening there.”
Madison pushed Hunter away. She was even more worked up now. “Let me tell you this, Hunter. You’ll never get what you want. We can never go back to the way it was, nor do I want to. Do you expect me to forgive you after all you’ve done to me simply because you apologized?
“Am I really that worthless in your eyes? You drove me away, so I left. And now you want me back? Sorry, but that’s not how it works.”
Madison pointed at her injured right hand and said, “Look at this hand. You did this to me. You’ll never trap me by your side ever again! Did you think I would be touched by all these things you’re doing? I’ll only feel disgusted. A selfish man like you has no right to be the father of children.
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“I won’t let you be their father even if I have to raise them alone.”
Madison ripped off the veil and said, “What I wanted wasn’t a wedding. I wanted a man that would help keep my head above the water. But you aren’t that man, Hunter.”
Madison swung her hand and threw the veil up. It slowly floated down, falling beside Hunter.
Hunter didn’t speak. He watched quietly as Madison vented her frustrations.
“Madie, I thought…”
“You thought I’d be upset because you were getting married to Andrea. But I’ll tell you this. I’m not upset in the slightest. I don’t even care. Take a good look, Hunter. I’m no longer the naive woman who listened to your every bidding. That woman is dead. You killed her.”
Madison regained her composure and continued, “I’m not here to play your games, Hunter. I have something important to talk about.”
Hunter stared at Madison silently. Other than her face, Hunter couldn’t find anything that resembled the woman she once was.
“What do you want to talk about?”
“Leia and Jodie. I don’t deny Leia’s actions, but there’s someone that we’ve ignored in this incident.”
Madison took a deep breath before continuing, “I can’t wait to see your sister dead. But I don’t want anyone who conspired against my family to roam free.”
Hunter calmed down and asked, “My sister isn’t the culprit?”
Hunter thought his relationship with Madison might be less strained if that was the case.
“I didn’t say that. I asked my father about Jodie a few days ago. She wasn’t just a simple victim.” Madison explained the entire incident with Jodie in detail. Hunter frowned and began to recall abnormalities that happened on that night. He had invited Byran and the others out. Something came up, so Byran couldn’t make it. There were a few wealthy heirs at the party.
Hunter didn’t like the atmosphere and came up with an excuse to leave. He felt his body burning up when he left, which made him realize he had been drugged. He had Brent look into it, but too many people were present, so the incident went unresolved.
Hunter was surprised to learn that the incident was related to Jodie.
“That’s right, you were Jodie’s target. She had sex with an unknown man after you left and had the baby. My father found her after that, and she was pregnant. She claimed to want an abortion and start anew with my father. But she kept the baby until she was three months pregnant.
“I suspect she kept the baby as a bargaining chip with my father. We’ve always thought Jodie was a victim in this incident, but we neglected her nature. She was very ambitious and would do anything to get ahead.”
“I’ll look into it.”
“Your sister might know more about it.”
Madison reminded him, “I’m not trying to help clear your sister’s name. I just want to uncover the truth.
“I know that, Madie.”
“Alright, I’ve said what I needed to. I’ll be going now.”
Hunter grabbed her hand and said, “Madie, it took me a long time to prepare this.”
Hunter didn’t want her to leave, but Madison looked at him indifferently and said, “I have no interest in playing games with you, Hunter. I’ll go change.”
She grabbed the hem of her dress with her hand. She walked slowly and steadily this time.
Everly stood at the door. She could guess what Madison had said to Hunter from her reddened Everly knew Madison was too proud to go through this ceremony with Hunter.
eyes.
“Madie, I’m not here to talk you into going through with the wedding. I just want to take some photos with you.”
Madison was taken aback. Smiling, Everly added, “You look pretty in that dress. I want to have some photos we can look back on.”
“Okay.”
Everly was afraid that Madison would one day die from her illness. She didn’t want Madison to die without ever having a wedding. The last time Madison wore a wedding dress was for the wedding alburn. Only Hunter and her were present, along with the staff members. Everly wasn’t there.
Everly wanted to record all of Madison’s best moments so that even if Madison passed, she would still have something to remember her by.
Madison kept the wedding dress on because of Everly’s request.
“Hold on.” Hunter picked up the veil, walked next to Madison, and leaned over slightly to put it on for her.
Jorge quickly started to take photos. He took plenty of photos of Everly and Madison.
Henry smiled and said, “Since we’re already here, can we still take a photo together even if the wedding’s off?”
