Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
“Before I die, I wanna know who the person who wants my life is.”
“Sorry, we don’t know anything about our benefactor. Even if we know, we won’t spill it. This way, Ms. Evans.
“If you come with us on your own accord, I can at least protect your dignity and let them go. For your information, many of my friends died just to kill you.”
Cody quickly grabbed Madison’s hand. “Don’t think of doing anything, Mrs. Williams. Do not give up until the end. You have to live. You must!”
Madison gazed at Cody deeply, who was only 30 years old and unmarried.
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Madison felt that Cody had a bright future ahead and that her life shouldn’t end here.
“Dr. Wells, please live a good life if I’m dead. Do bring your children to me when you have a family.”
“Mrs. Williams…” Cody wanted to say something, but she didn’t utter a word in the end.
“Do you know what’s the most painful thing in life? It is not being able to protect any of your children when you’re the mother.
“Had I known this would happen, why would I even care for them?
“I gave them life to bring them to this world, but they didn’t even see the morning sun once. I’m a sinner, a sinner with grave sins.
“I should go keep them company. They’re so little. They must be scared to cross the River Styx alone.”
After that, Madison broke free from Cody’s hold and jumped into the sea.
She could scarcely hear an agonizing scream along the wind that shouted, “Madie!”
“Goodbye, Hunter. May our fate end here,” thought Madison.
The moment she fell into the sea, she felt calm.
She let herself sink deeper into the sea without struggling.
She thought, “I’m here for you, my babies. Please wait for me. I’ll bring you guys to River Styx. Let’s stay together forever, okay?”
Madison dipped into darkness, running quickly all alone.
She thought, “Where are my babies? Where are they?”
One thing was on her mind-“I should hurry and find my bables, or they’ll be scared.”
She ran for a very long time, not knowing when to stop. Suddenly, a ray of light shone ahead of her, and she was standing on a field.
There was a bridge made of a rainbow at the end of the field, leading to the opposite side, where it was covered with clouds.
A figure slowly appeared on the opposite side of the rainbow bridge.
It was Mona!
She was clad in the same dress she wore while picking Madison from the airport. She waved her hands at Madison as always.
“Mona!” Elated, Madison dashed toward the rainbow bridge.
The moment she stepped on the bridge, two brisk voices resounded. “Mommy!”
She looked back only to see her two babies. The boy resembled Hunter, while the girl looked like a mini Madison.
“I finally found you!” Madison crouched to hug them. As she reached out for them, her fingers passed through their bodies.
She looked at her hands in disbelief. Her body was turning transparent.
“How could this be?” Her children were right in front of her, but she couldn’t touch them.
They smiled at her like the dazzling sun.
“Live a good life, Mommy.” After saying that, they pushed her into an endless pit.
Madison stretched her arm as pain clouded her eyes. “No! Mona! My babies!”
She fell into a deep hole in darkness.
Her eyes shot open suddenly. “Babies! My babies!”
“Madie, you’re finally awake.” Hunter’s anxious voice rang into her ear.
She scanned around. There were no sights of her babies and Mona.
It was the hospital that reeked of disinfectant odor. The ceiling was white, and the IV drip dripped steadily.
A while later, she finally regained her composure and muttered, “I’m alive?”
Madison looked at her hands. Her right hand couldn’t move, and the scratches on her left hand reminded her of how she dug the soil during the delivery last night.
“Right, the babies!” she thought.
“Where are my babies? Where are they?” She yanked Hunter’s collar.
His face darkened. He didn’t know what to tell her. “Madie, get some rest. Once you recover-
She grabbed him like a mad woman. “Tell me, where are my babies?”
“They’re dead.”
“Dead…” Tears began pooling in her widened eyes as though someone had pressed a button in her.
She didn’t move at all.
Hunter hugged her gently. “Madie, we can still have babies in the future.”
That remark ticked the bomb off.
She shoved him away with all her might. “Get away from me! I don’t want you! I want my babies!”
“Don’t move. You might suffer from a blood reflux,” he reminded her.
She cast her gaze down at the back of her hand. There was blood at the end of the tube.
It was already happening.
She removed the tape and next the needle. Blood began oozing out of her skin.
Red stains appeared on her bedsheet. The color was so striking due to its contrast with the white bedsheet.
She looked at her bleeding hand. “Why did you save me? It should’ve let me die …”
Madison’s walls of rationality crumbled. Her babies were her last straw.
A pang of despair twinged her as much as she had looked forward to their birth.
Tears and blood dripped onto the floor.
Kneeling on the bed, she clawed at her hair. “Hunter, you shouldn’t have saved me. It’s too painful to stay alive!”
She couldn’t figure out the meaning of her living.
Her existence itself was a bad omen; she would only bring misfortune to the people around her.
Hunter hugged Madison again. “Do you know why I saved you? Fine, I’ll tell you why now.”
He crouched to slip socks and shoes to her feet before carrying her.
“Where are you bringing me to?”
“You’ll find out soon.”
He carried her to one of the patient rooms that consisted of three compartments.
The patients in the room were bandaged. Some of them were wearing casts, too!
Cyril, whose leg was shot, was hopping in their direction while supporting himself with a crutch. It seemed like he wanted to head to the restroom.
He greeted the couple politely upon noticing them at the door, “Mr. Williams, Mrs. Williams.”
“Your leg…” Madison’s voice was hoarse.
He let out a bitter smile. “I’m fine.”
At least he was alive; some of them couldn’t make it.
“Rest up.” Hunter carried Madison to another patient room to visit everyone. Their last stop was the ICU.
She could see Owen through the glass. There were a lot of tubes inserted in him.
“It’s been three days, but his life is still in critical condition. He might not be able to survive tonight.
“Even if he regains consciousness, it will take him a lot of time to recover. He won’t be able to recover to how he was before.”
Hunter sighed in her ear. “Madie, do you know why I saved you? 28 is the total number of casualties from this mission of protecting you.
“Eight of them are severely injured, 19 are lightly injured, and there’s one death.”
As soon as the final remark hit her, Madison bit her lip to fight back her tears. “Where is she?”
“At the mortuary. The first two bullets weren’t fatal. She could’ve survived, but the last shot was a headshot.”
The scene of Mona saving her conjured in her head.
It was as though Madison could still see the smile on Mona’s face. It was as warm as the blood splattered across Madison’s face.
“Calm down, Madie. There are a lot of things we have to do. You can’t die.
“You have to live. Only then you’ll be able to catch the mastermind.” He held her shoulders with red eyes.
The last three days were an agony, and he had experienced the pain of losing his children in the meantime.
“I won’t let them off the hook that easily. You must stay alive to watch how I seek revenge, making them pay the price with their lives.”
Madison’s mind was a mess. Her head was buzzing as she couldn’t hear anything.
Ultimately, she slowly said, “Could you bring me to her?”
“You’re not in the state to go there, Madie. Don’t forget the fact that you barely survived death not long ago.”
Hanging her head low, she grabbed his collar like a convict.
“Please Take me to her…” Her voice was so soft.
Her tears fell onto the cold floor, spattering into tiny droplets.
Her nose was clogged as she said, “1-I just wanna see her for the last time. Just one last time…”
It pained him to watch her in such a sorrowful state, giving him no reason to reject her request. He replied hoarsely, “Okay.”
The elevator door opened when it reached the third-floor basement, taking the chilling breeze in.
Hunter removed his coat to drape it over Madison’s shoulders. The temperature was colder than it was up there.
It was her first visit to such a place, which seemed different from the movies.
The corridor was brightly lit, but the excessive illuminance over the wall made the place appear rather desolate.
An older man was standing by the door to the mortuary. He was waiting for Madison under his superior’s orders.
