Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Janice looked like she wanted to say something else, but she nodded and said, “Studying medicine is good.”
Janice was more understanding than Madison expected.
“You can make yourself at home here. Whether it’s studying medicine or business, you can take your pick. Hunter loves you a lot. I hope you can love him for us. He has … been through a lot.”
The meeting with her mother-in-law went smoother than Madison expected.
She kept staring at the pretty bracelet, which seemed to look prettier with age. She didn’t put it on but was examining it closely.
She subconsciously felt that the bracelet didn’t belong to her.
“Do you like it?” Hunter’s voice suddenly came from behind her.
Madison jumped in fright. She was too focused on the bracelet and didn’t notice Hunter coming in.
“Yeah, it looks nice.”
Hunter picked up the bracelet and said gently, “I’ll help you put it on.”
Madison pulled her hand away reflexively and said, “Not right now. This is such a valuable piece. I should only wear it to important events.
“I’m not in the habit of wearing jewelry, anyway. So I don’t want to wear it now.”
Hunter was stunned, but he didn’t call her out.
“Okay, whatever you want.”
Although Madison was with Hunter every day, she still didn’t fall in love with him. She felt some affection for him, at best.
Hunter even felt like Madison was hiding from him.
He knew they still had plenty of time, so he shouldn’t rush things. He brought a hairdryer over and carefully dried Madison’s hair for her.
Madison held his hand. She thought his hand looked nice. His fingers had well-defined joints.
“Don’t you think it’s such a waste for you to use such exquisite hands to dry my hair?”
“Doing anything for you is never too much.”
Hunter lifted her hand and kissed the back of her hand. “I love you, Madie.”
Hunter always expressed his love for her without reservation. It was like Madison was the only person he had on his mind and the only person he had his eyes on.
Madison reached out and caressed Hunter’s cheek. She had a lost expression on her face.
“Hunter, how did we feel about each other in the past?”
“You love me a lot, and I love you a lot, too.”
Madison brushed her fingertips on Hunter’s brows and eyes.
She said in confusion, “I feel like your face is very familiar to me, but I don’t understand why I am not feeling any love for you even though we used to be deeply in love.
“Did something happen between us?”
Hunter couldn’t look her in the eye.
He pulled her into his embrace and said tenderly, “Madie, if I have hurt you terribly before, would you be able to forgive me?”
“Was it a matter of principles? Did you betray me? Or did you touch another woman?”
Hunter said resolutely, “No.”
He had never laid a hand on Andrea ever. He only ever agreed to marry her because of his promise to Kurt.
Madison was the only one he ever loved. Hunter didn’t lie when he answered any question regarding his loyalty.
“I can forgive you as long as it isn’t a matter of principle.”
Madison raised her head from within his embrace and asked seriously, “So, you’ve never betrayed me, right?”
Her eyes were clear and innocent. Her gaze pierced through Hunter’s heart and made him inexplicably uneasy.
“Madie, you’re the only woman I’ve ever been with.”
“Okay, I got it. It’s getting late. I’ll be sleeping now.”
Hunter kissed her on the forehead and said, “Goodnight, I’ll go wash up.”
Madison stopped thinking about it and went to sleep almost instantly. It had been a tiring day.
Madison was already fast asleep when Hunter came out. He sat beside her and sighed as he gazed at her.
He believed that everything would be better.
They would have a new life starting tomorrow, and they would sever themselves from their past.
âMadie, I would never stop loving you.’
The following day, Madison was awakened by the birds chirping outside. The warm sunlight shone on her bed.
She rubbed her eyes and looked at the colorful birds perched on the pillars on the terrace outside.
Some birds were chirping. Others were tending to their feathers. The sky was blue, and the world looked peaceful.
As Madison was rubbing her eyes, she recalled that she had moved to another country.
The climate here was mild and perennially moist. The place was also filled with dense vegetation.
It was entirely unlike the often dry and cold weather in Aldenvine.
Madison liked it here. She got out of bed and went to wash up.
She felt like she was a princess living in a castle whenever she looked at her surroundings.
When she opened the door, she was met with a row of smiling faces. “Good morning, Mrs. Williams.”
The hearty greeting took Madison aback.
She looked over and saw the maids that were cleaning the windows, mopping the floor, and trimming the flower bushes.
They greeted her as soon as they saw her.
Back home, they only had Madam Burgess to help around the house. Madison wasn’t used to seeing so many maids.
She responded awkwardly, “Good morning.”
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A maid whose attire differed from the rest walked over and said, “Mrs. Williams, breakfast is ready.”
Madison turned to look at the maid and asked, “Where’s Hunter?”
“Mr. Williams went to visit Mr. Angelo. You can call me Sharon, Mrs. Williams,” Sharon introduced herself. She exuded an air of leadership with her every move.
Madison learned from the maids that Angelo Williams, Hunter’s grandfather, used to treat her well. He left Aldenvine after his wife passed.
It seemed like he had Alzheimer’s disease, so he hadn’t been out and about for some years.
Since she was already here, Madison felt like she needed to visit Angelo as well. After she had freshened up, the maids brought Madison to the backyard.
Angelo lived in a peaceful and quiet area that was surrounded by greenery.
There were snakes slithering on the branches sometimes.
Before a snake could even touch Madison, one of the maids would already have pulled it away and set it somewhere else.
Sharon calmly explained to a stunned Madison, “Don’t be afraid, Mrs. Williams. This place is surrounded by greenery, so there are a lot of critters. But, rest assured, most of the snakes aren’t venomous.”
Madison asked with quivering lips, “So, does that mean some snakes are venomous?”
“Yes, but you’ll be fine as long as you don’t go looking for trouble. The snakes are very intelligent. They won’t normally attack people on their own.”
Madison nodded and said, “Understood. So the building ahead is where Mr. Angelo lives, right?”
“That’s right.”
Madison slowly walked into Angelo’s building. There were colorful flowers everywhere in the yard.
“Mr. Angelo is just inside, Mrs. Williams. I’ll be going back to work.”
“Alright, thanks. I’ll be fine.”
Madison walked further into the yard. She saw that the place was suitable for a retired older man. It was gorgeous.
She was about to ask someone for directions when someone emerged from behind the vegetation.
“It’s you…”
An old man suddenly grabbed Madison’s arm and said, “You’re Ms. Nat.”
The man was old, but Madison could tell he was a Williams from his facial features.
Madison was confused. Who was Ms. Nat? Was it someone she used to know?”
Madison quickly clarified, “Mr. Angelo, I’m Madie, not Ms. Nat. Please come to your senses.”
Angelo stared at her for a while and tightened his grip on her wrist.
“Impossible. You are clearly Ms. Nat. You can’t fool me. What’s this Madie nonsense?”
Madison was rendered speechless. She didn’t understand why all of the Williamss seemed to have some mental issues.
Hunter appeared just as Madison was at a loss for what to do. He came forward and pulled Angelo’s hand from Madison.
“Grandpa, this is my wife. You made a mistake.”
“Stop spewing nonsense. How can Ms. Nat be your wife? And brat, who are you calling Grandpa? I don’t even have a son, much less a grandson.”
Hunter looked at Angelo with pain in his eyes. Angelo loved him a lot when he was young, even though Angelo was very strict with him.
Angelo was someone important to Hunter. He felt bad when he saw that the once successful businessman had become a senile older man who didn’t recognize his own family.
Angelo instinctively tried to grab Madison’s hand again. “I’ve finally found you, Ms. Nat.”
Angelo scared Madison so much that she hid behind Hunter.
Realization suddenly struck Hunter. He grabbed Angelo’s arm and asked, “You know her? Who is she?”
“She is …” Angelo was about to say something, but he suddenly grabbed his head. It was like he was trying to remember something but couldn’t.
“Are you okay, grandpa? Do we need to get a doctor? Grandpa seems to be in pain,” Madison said nervously.
“Madie.”
A hint of clarity returned to Angelo’s eyes. “You’re Madie. It’s been a while.”
He placed Hunter and Madison’s hands together and said with a satisfied expression, “I’m happy to see the two of you so close. Your grandma will be able to rest in peace.’
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“You’ve regained your memories, Grandpa?”
“Yeah, my condition has been unstable since your grandma passed. Especially recently. I have been living in a daze. Hunter, the two of you are the ones I worry about the most.”
