Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Hunter sighed and said, “Madie, I’ll find your birth parents for you.”
He knew Madison too well. That was the only way he could get her to pay him any attention.
As expected, Madison turned back around to look at him. “What did you say?”
“I just learned about how you and Andrea were swapped.”
Madison reluctantly spoke to him since it concerned her origin. “You don’t have to waste your effort. Mr. Davis had tried to look into it when he was still alive. The postnatal care center was burned down. The owner is dead too. There are no leads to start an investigation.”
“Someone else knows the truth.”
Madison’s eyes lit up. “You mean Helen Gibson?”
“Yes, she’s the one behind it all. She definitely knows who your birth parents are.”
“She might not even tell us. I had planned to question her after my dad recovered. But then something like this happened.”
Madison looked very frail. She didn’t know what she did wrong. She couldn’t understand why life was so hard on her.
Hunter wrapped his hand around her shoulder and said gently, “Madie, I told you that you still have me. I’ll never leave you. I’ve already canceled my engagement with Andrea. I won’t marry her. You’ll be the only Mrs. Williams I ever have.”
If Andrea hadn’t caused so much trouble, Hunter wouldn’t have gone back on the promise he made
Kurt.
But Madison didn’t care. She looked at him with an icy gaze. Smiling mockingly, she said, “Do you think
I’d still care about what you do?”
“I know you don’t care about me. You might even hate me. But this is my answer to you. Madie, I’m not asking you to ignore what I’ve done. I admit that I’m fully responsible for what happened to Dad. But there’s another mastermind behind it all.”
Hunter’s expression was calm, but his voice was steady. “A lot of questions arose from Jodie’s death. I felt that something was wrong. But these seemingly unrelated things seem to be linked. I think maybe someone has been after you from the start.”
“Me?”
“Yes, Jodie’s death was just the start. The people behind it all might have something to do with your origins. This is just my speculation now, but I’ll try to uncover the truth as soon as possible.
“Madie, what happened today might just be a coincidence, but it might not be the case next time. Whether it’s related to you or not, I hope you won’t refuse my help. Let me protect you and the children, for their sake.”
Although Madison hated Hunter, she knew he was telling the truth. She needed his help for the children. It wasn’t about her feelings. She just needed a safe place to give birth to her children.
Madison relocated again. This time, Hunter made sure that no one else knew about it. He wanted to be careful.
The new house was by the sea. Madison could see the ocean every time she woke up. On the other side, there was a mountain. The scenery was beautiful. It was an excellent place to rest and recover.
But Madison would no longer see Jeff working in the yard, nor would she have him to teach her woodworking.
Jeff was moved to this house after his condition stabilized. He was surrounded by medical experts all day while he lay silently on the bed. His complexion had improved after a while, and his expression was calm. His eyes were closed like he was asleep.
But Madison knew that no one could save him this time. He couldn’t go through another brain surgery anytime soon. It would be too risky even with the best doctors in the world.
They had no choice but to maintain his current condition. It was highly likely that he would pass away after a period of time. The chances of him regaining consciousness were minuscule.
Even so, Madison couldn’t let him go. She would take care of him carefully every day. She hoped that he would still be able to wake up one day.
But whenever she saw the wooden carvings he made, tears would well up in her eyes. There was a room filled with the toys he had carved for her babies. There were tattle toys, a crib, a rocking horse, and many other toys.
Mona was teary-eyed, too. She rubbed her eyes and said, “Mr. Evans was looking forward to the birth of your babies more than anyone else. He worked very hard every day. Sometimes, he’d work well into midnight. I’d always tell him to rest, that there was always tomorrow.
“But he’d say that we wouldn’t know what would happen. The only thing he could do was to make more things for you and your babies while he was still able to. I thought he was paranoid, but now I understand that his worries weren’t unfounded.
“It’s a pity. Mr. Evans is a very nice person. He doesn’t deserve this.”
Madison was holding a wooden sword in her hand. It was an unfinished piece. Jeff had prepared toys for boys and girls. The sword’s outline was complete. Jeff had carved a dragon on it. The scales were halfway done. He had planned to finish the sword that week
Madison ran her fingers on the wooden sword and looked at the intricate patterns on it. It was apparent that Jeff poured his heart and soul into these toys. Tears began to stream down Madison’s cheeks, and they fell onto the hilt of the wooden sword.
growth if you’re in a bad mood.”
As time passed, the babies would slowly develop. They would be able to sense their mother’s emotions. Madison wanted to wipe her tears, but her damaged hand was still too weak to move.
She set the wooden sword aside and wailed like a helpless child.
Jeff had given her all the love he could since she was a child. Chloe left them when Madison was still a child. Jeff tried his best to make up for the motherly love that Madison lost. He also raised her to be a fine young lady.
So, Madison rarely cried when faced with hardships. She used to be warm and bubbly. How did it become like this?
Her life was a mess. All she could see was darkness when she opened her eyes. Even the air felt heavy like it was suffocating her.
Years of pent-up resentment, sadness, and frustration all erupted at this moment.
“I already lost a child and my mother. I don’t want to lose my father too. Why can’t I at least have that?”
Madison felt like everyone she cared about had been taken from her. One day, even she would wanish from the world.
Mona hugged Madison tightly. They were around the same age, but she comforted Madison like an aunt would.
“Don’t cry, Madison. You still have me. I’ll take good care of you. Mr. Evans’s condition has stabilized too. So, he’ll be fine. Maybe he’ll even wake up after a few days. Everything will be better.”
Madison used to believe everything would be better too. But fate had made her understand that it could always be worse. You’d never know how unlucky you could be unless you experienced it.
1. Or maybe
People said misfortune wouldn’t last forever, but Madison couldn’t see any hope for the future. She was always fearful of tomorrow. She was afraid that Jeff would be dead when she woke something would be wrong with her babies. Perhaps they might be malnourished.
There was also her illness, which made her even less hopeful for the future.
Madison said in a shaky voice, “Mona, I’m really afraid that misfortune will befall me and my babies next. I’m not afraid of dying, but I’m afraid that my babies will suffer because of me.”
“Madison, you’re being paranoid. There hasn’t been anything suspicious. What are you worried about? It’s safe here. No one will be able to get to you. Mr. Williams even brought over a gynecologist and examination equipment for you. I’ve looked at those machines. They’re not cheap.
“Mr. Williams cares about you. He won’t let anything happen to you.”
Mona comforted Madison, saying, “You don’t have to worry about anything now. It’s not the end of the world yet. Mr. Evans managed to survive such an ordeal, and he’ll be fine.
“You just need to rest and wait for the birth of your babies. They’ll be born healthy, and you’ll be fine. I’ll keep you and the babies safe.”
From that day onward, Madison stopped wallowing in sadness. She took up Jeff’s hobbies. Every day, she would tend to the flowers, do some woodworking, and gaze at the ocean. She would stare at the tide and the sky.
She began to feel like life wasn’t as torturous when she cut off all communication with the outside. world.
Although Jeff was unconscious, she could still see him every day. As long as he was alive, she had hope. She wasn’t an orphan.
Four months passed in the blink of an eye. It was now summer.
Madison’s stomach had grown. She had started to feel the babies’ movements. The children inside her womb were like two little fish swimming around every day.
The world seemed like a better place without Hunter there to bother her.
The sea looked exceptionally beautiful in the moving alouw Madison grow out her hair a little Tha saa breeze tousled her soft locks of hair, making her look gentle and graceful.
Recently, it was like her cancer was completely gone. Her stomach didn’t even hurt once. She grew rounder, and her complexion was healthy. If the times she vomited blood due to her cancer weren’t etched into her memory, she would think it was all a dream.
Madison didn’t know if it was due to her children, but her illness had stabilized and didn’t worsen anymore.
Mona smiled when she saw Madison’s peaceful expression. She brought Madison some fruits. “You have a prenatal check-up tomorrow, so make sure to rest early tonight.”
“Okay.”
Madison ate some blueberries and suddenly frowned.’
Mona asked worriedly, “What’s wrong?”
Madison caressed her stomach, shook her head, and smiled. “It’s nothing. The kids are just excited. Perhaps they’re also looking forward to the check-up tomorrow.”
Mona sat beside Madison and said, “Mr. Williams has sent a new machine here. I went to ask about it. They say it’s the best of its kind that’s available on the market. You’ll be able to see the babies’ faces and gender clearly.
“Madison, do you want boys or girls? The likelihood of having twins of the same sex is relatively high.”
The babies were having fun in Madison’s womb. She was only four months into the pregnancy, so the fetal movements weren’t strong. Madison could only vaguely feel them, unlike in the later stages of pregnancy when they would become more pronounced.
Madison touched her stomach gently, and the babies settled down. Recently, the babies had been very docile. Madison had terrible morning sickness in the earlier stages of the pregnancy, but at the moment, she felt fine.
It was probably because her babies were being considerate of her.
Madison smiled warmly when Mona mentioned her babies.
“I don’t mind if they’re boys or girls. I just want them to be healthy.”
Mona rested her chin on her hand. “That’s true. I think I see it now. Health is the most important thing in life. It’s more important than wealth or status.”
Madison sighed and said, “After losing so much, I’ve realized that all I want is to have my family healthy and by my side.”
“Look at you. You’ve become more beautiful after your pregnancy. Your mental state is healthy too. No matter the gender, your babies both love you. Even I’m getting envious.”
Madison joked, “If you want kids of your own, I don’t mind giving you time off so you can find someone.
“I don’t want that. I like being single.”
“Really? Why did I hear you talk with a sickly, sweet tone last night? Your voice was so velvety when you were talking to your upperclassman.”
Mona blushed. “Stop making fun of me,
Madison.”
Madison nudged her lightly and said, “Seriously, tell me. Is that upperclassman of yours someone you like?”
“I’m just a secret admirer of his. We went to the same high school. He was a very outstanding person. He helped me a few times, and for that, I’ll always be grateful. I worked hard to get into the same university as him. I wanted to confess to him after I got into university, but he went overseas as soon as I got in.
“But, he’s coming back next week to further his career.”
Mona’s eyes lit up when she talked about her upperclassman. Madison could see traces of her past self in Mona’s cheerful expression.
She used to be so optimistic about love. Her eyes would shine every time she talked about Hunter.
Mona shook her head. “It’s always the love from the adolescent years that sticks with you. His gentle gaze, his sharp brows… And the look he had when he ran around the field wearing his white shirt.
“I could never forget how he looked. And he’s been on my mind since then. I can’t even look at another man.”
“That’s nice.” Madison could at least relate to her on this matter.
“You’ve also secretly admired someone before, Madison?”
“Yeah. I was just like you. I was head over heels for him.”
“Then what happened?”
“Then…” Madison chuckled lightly and said, “He died. He died in my memories. Every time I think about him, I feel pain and regret.”
Mona quickly realized who Madison was talking about. “Is that person… Mr. Williams?”
Mona had been with Madison for almost half a year. She was curious about what had happened between Hunter and Madison. But Madison hated Hunter with every fiber of her being and didn’t want to talk about their past.
It was just like what Madison was doing at the moment. Her smile would fade as soon as Hunter was brought up. Then, she would try and change the subject.
“Next week, you should go meet your upperclassman at the airport when he returns.”
“No, I can’t do that.” Mona declined without a second thought.
“I thought you haven’t seen him in a long time. Don’t you miss him?”
Mona said sternly, “You’re more important than him! It’s chicks before dicks. I said I’ll be here with you until you go into labor. I won’t give anyone else the chance to hurt you.”
“It’s just speculation. We have no proof that someone is out to get me.”
