Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
*… Understood.”
After washing her hair, Madison felt as if a third of her hair was gone. When she touched it with her fingers, she could feel that her hair had decreased a lot.
She couldn’t even save her own life. A few strands of hair wouldn’t matter.
Seeing that Madison was in low spirits, Sharon comforted her.
“You haven’t been eating well these days. Now that you finally have an appetite, Mrs. Williams Senior is making some food for you.”
Madison nodded. Instead of getting in the wheelchair, she slowly moved to the living room.
Janice was wearing an apron. “Hurry and have a seat. The food will be ready soon.”
There were freshly picked flowers in the exquisite white vase on the dining table. Every leaf was fresh and green.
Once again, Madison recalled the snowy weather. She was arranging flowers in the warm indoors.
Her belly was bulging, and her lips were slightly curved.
The door opened, and Hunter walked in. He angrily questioned her why she would cause trouble for
Andrea, especially when Andrea was pregnant.
But he seemed to have forgotten that Madison was also pregnant at that moment.
When the coldness reached its peak, he smashed her vase. Fresh flowers scattered onto the floor.
Madison held her head, hissing. For some reason, she would recall the memories from the past from time to time.
“What’s the matter, Madison? Does your head hurt?” Janice hastily comforted her.
“…”
Madison was about to say something when a series of images appeared in her mind. She was almost always alone, keeping watch over an empty house.
The flowers in the vase were changed out time and again, but that man never returned.
“Madison, don’t scare me like this! What is happening to you? Should I call a doctor over to have a look at you?”
Madison shook her head. With a trembling finger, she pointed at the vase. “Take it away.”
“Alright, sure. I’ll take it away right now.”
“I learned to cook for the sake of that jerk. It’s so pathetic when I think about it. I’ve never even made a meal for my parents.”
Madison realized that her memories from the past kept entering her mind. For example, her hands were meant for working in medicine.
But for Hunter’s sake, she took up the knife and shovel.
Every time those memories surfaced, Madison felt extreme pain. She had to experience the suffering all over again.
Janice noticed Madison’s changes. “This doesn’t look good. I have a bad feeling about this.”
Sharon spoke up. “Mrs. Williams used to have a cat, and it should have arrived by now. They say that animals can heal people’s hearts, so why don’t we try with the cat?”
“Sure. But I have a feeling that Madison’s illness lies in her heart.”
Madison forced herself to eat some of the food. Then, she sat in the yard, basking in the warm sun.
Suddenly, a white cat darted over to her.
“Meow!”
“This cat is Janice introduced them. “This is the pet cat you used to own. Her name is Snowball.”
Snowball.
Yes.
An image appeared in Madison’s mind. A little girl had a backpack on her shoulders as a small white cat followed her and meowed.
Every time she came home from school, the little cat would be waiting for her at the junction.
She would run toward the white cat right away and then raise it into the air.
The scene was mirrored in the present. Madison was sitting in the wheelchair as she lifted Snowball. “Long time no see, Snowball.”
“Meow!”
All the memories of her time with Snowball since she was young began to surface in her mind. She felt that she should be glad that she had a happy childhood.
She had her father’s love. Fearing that she would feel lonely, he even adopted Snowball for her.
Snowball wasn’t a purebred cat, but it was quite understanding toward humans.
When Snowball was young, it helped her get through the loss of her mother. Now that Snowball was old, it would heal the pains caused by her illness.
Madison held Snowball in her arms. She and her cat looked very peaceful together.
Janice was even more convinced now that they had made the right decision.
Sharon suddenly remembered something. “By the way, when Snowball was sent here, it came with this bottle along with some of its toys.
“I heard that when it came back from the island, it was already holding this bottle in its mouth.
“I looked inside, but I’m not sure if the contents were medicine or candy. It doesn’t look like cat food, either.
“I’m also worried that it might harm Mrs. Williams.”
Janice glanced at the unlabeled bottle. The things inside looked a little like small pills.
“Snowball is an old cat now, and old cats usually understand humans.
“This means that the things inside the bottle are very important to Snowball. Tell Hunter to test the contents to see what they are.”
“Understood, Mrs. Williams Senior.”
Chris had been busy looking into Madison’s matters. Finally, he learned of some top-secret news.
His assistant came over with a bottle.
“Dr. Atkins, Mrs. Williams Senior sent someone to deliver this. She wants you to test it and figure out what sort of cat food this is.”
“Cat food?” Chris glanced at the bottle. A small bottle like that couldn’t possibly contain cat food. No cat would have an appetite this small.
“It might also be supplementary food for cats. They couldn’t figure it out, so they wanted you to take a look at it.”
“Alright, put it at the side. I’ll test it later. I have a very important matter to attend to right now.”
“Understood.”
Chris left in a hurry. Then, he found Hunter, who looked a little worn out.
“Mr. Williams, I have the latest news. Colin’s team has always been researching cancer.
“Some time ago, he had already developed a new anti-cancer medication. In the past two years, almost a hundred cancer patients have taken the medication.
“But for now, he had only conducted phase one of the clinical trials, and the sample data was far from enough.”
Hunter asked, “What about the 100 testers? How’s their condition?”
“In the two years, almost three years by now, the patients in the first three stages have had their conditions stabilized. The cancer data reached normal levels.”
Hunter felt his heart tightening. “What about the patients in the advanced stage?”
“For now, their survival rate is 50%. Half of them are still alive, whereas the other half have passed on.
Also, you should know about the five-year survival rate of cancer patients.
“The research hasn’t even reached its third year, so the data isn’t too accurate. For now, one thing is certain. If a patient in the earlier stages takes the medication, it will be highly effective.
“But as for the patients in the advanced stage…”
Chris hastily added, “Don’t be too discouraged, Mr. Williams. At the moment, there’s a very small chance of patients in the advanced stage to live for three to five years.
“No medicine on the market can ensure that more than 50% of their patients in the advanced stage can live for up to three years. This largely indicates that his medicine is very effective.
“If we can find this medicine, it should be able to prolong Mrs. Williams’s life. Also, the side effects of this medicine are far less severe than chemo.”
“Can an insider of Toxic Hive get their hands on it?” Hunter began to have hope.
“From what I heard, the original medication was destroyed before they hurriedly relocated last time.
“The formula is in Colin’s hands. As soon as he left, the medicine no longer existed.”
Hunter thought for a moment. “No, not yet. Look for the testers and get the medicine from them.”
“Yes, I’m thinking that as well. That’s why I’ve already sent someone to look for the list of the testers.
“It might need some time. I came here just to tell you the good news.
“Please don’t stimulate Mrs. Williams anymore during this period. We have to think of a way to prolong her life.
“When we get our hands on that medicine, we can extend her life by a year at least.
“By then, if Colin can leave Vochmead Mountain, Mrs. Williams may truly have hope of recovery.”
Hunter suddenly had hope as well. “Tell Brent to send some more men. They have to find the testers as soon as possible.”
“Understood, Mr. Williams. Please relax and don’t overwork yourself.”
Chris had just left when Janice came over to talk.
“Where have you gone, you brat?”
“Mom, what happened to Madie?”
“There’s something off about her condition. When she looks at a certain thing, she will be reminded of past events. It happens so often that she’s living her life in stimulation. This is bad news for her illness.”
Biting her lip, Janice thought for a moment before speaking.
“I think it’s because of the M1 injection you gave her. She also has a tumor in her brain, and I’m not sure if it has anything to do with all this.
“Can you give her the antidote so that she can recover her memories on her own? If not, those flashbacks will tear her apart.
“Her body is already suffering from chemo, and now, she also has to undergo mental torture. How can she live like this?”
Hunter’s face turned pale. “Let her recover her memories…”
Now, Madison hated Hunter even from just a few flashbacks she remembered on occasion. If she recalled everything that had happened, she would hate him to the core.
But Janice had a point. Madison’s Illness suddenly worsened because of the drugs. If there was a way to stop the drugs, could it also prevent her cancer cells from getting worse?
Hunter was reluctant, but for the sake of Madison’s body, he had no other choice.
“Alright, I’ll ask the doctor to reevaluate. I leave Madie In your hands.”
Hunter managed to find the medical team who had researched M1 back then. After some discussion, they came to the same conclusion Janice did.
Chris suggested carefully, “Mr. Williams, to be honest, I’ve been meaning to say this a long time ago.
“Drugs that can wipe memories will have to break through the human immune system as well as various other barriers. They are also long-lasting drugs.
“The side effects aren’t too severe in normal humans, but they will be amplified if the drugs come into contact with cancer cells. So, the drugs will naturally become an accomplice for the cancer cells.
