Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Janice stayed by Leia’s side as if trying to make up for the ungiven maternal love.
Janice didn’t mind showering, combing, and feeding Leia, compensating Leia for the lost maternal love.
In actuality, Leia didn’t ask for much for her future. Life and death didn’t make much difference to her.
Other than the coincidental warmth from Avery, she was used to humanity’s cruelty a long time ago.
Now that Janice suddenly treated her this way, she couldn’t get used to it.
In the past, her mother resented her while her brother gave her warmth.
Now, it was the exact opposite. Hunter resented her to the bones while Janice gave her the warmest treatment ever.
Janice lived under the same roof as Leia, and she even helped bathe Leia.
In the beginning, Leia didn’t speak a word. Like a wooden doll, she neither knew pain nor how to smile.
It was only three days later when she questioned Janice, “Why?”
Her sudden question surprised Janice. The emotion soon gave way to happiness. “Leia, art, me?”
Janice’s joyful expression confused Leia more.
Leia asked, “Why are you treating me this way? Don’t you hate me?”
It pained Janice to notice the curiosity in Leia’s eyes.
It was natural for parents to treat their children with care and love. No children would question that.
Leia was crippled, but she didn’t grumble a word.
There was only one answer to that. Leia had been through something more painful than this. That was
Leia neither cried nor caused a ruckus.
No one would exclaim how magnificent a stream was when he had seen the sea.
Janice hugged Leia and choked on her words. “Because I love you.”
“Love?” Leia still couldn’t believe her ears.
Janice gently explained, “I’m sorry, it was all my fault. I shouldn’t have directed my hatred for Kenneth on you guys. I wasn’t completely conscious at that time.”
She wasn’t aware that she had been fed poison, which messed up her consciousness. The things she did knew no bounds in terms of extreme.
Even though she learned the truth after that, it was already too late.
She had it coming, and she had given traumatic experiences to her children.
“I was drugged. It numbed my nerves, and so I was diagnosed with severe mental illness. Whenever the illness kicked in, I would hurt myself and you guys.
“I managed to recover from it after long years of rest, but I’ve lost you guys forever. I won’t ask for forgiveness. I just wanna look after you for the rest of my life to make up for the harm I’ve caused.”
Janice’s tears pattered on Leia’s neck. “I’m so sorry for making you have such a hard time.”
“You…” Leia’s gaze wavered vehemently. Her voice was shaking. “You really love me?”
Never once had she wished for love in her lifetime.
“Silly girl. You’re my daughter. How can I not love you?”
Leia began crying. “I’ve waited for this day for many years, Mom.”
She addressed Janice somewhat shakily because she wasn’t used to it.
It was night when Vince secretly arrived in a mansion in the mountains.
The lights on the first floor were turned on.
Noticing Vince, Irene Tucker welcomed him. “No one noticed you, right?”
“No. How’s she doing?”
She pouted her lips, wrapping her arms around his neck in displeasure. “Don’t you think that you’re being too much? You asked your girlfriend to look after your first love. And the first thing you ask about after returning is her.”
“Sorry, Iri. It’s because Madison’s situation is not like any other normal situation.”
His frantic explanation prompted her to chuckle. The dimples adorning the side of her mouth were adorable.
“Alright, I was just kidding. Am I that kind of narrow-minded woman? Besides, I can understand you. She has the brain and looks. Even a woman like me finds it easy to fall for her with her looks alone, let alone you.”
Vince heaved a sigh of relief as he had been worried that Irene would misunderstand the situation.
Although he indeed had feelings for Madison, he had fallen for the adorable Irene two years ago.
“Nonsense.”
She clasped her hands together as her eyes twinkled. “I can finally understand why Mr. Williams did everything in his power to make her stay. Her smile alone is enough to melt my heart. If I were him, I wouldn’t want her to run away.”
She stuck her tongue out. “Sorry for the discourse. Anyway, don’t worry about it. I like her, and I won’t get jealous. She’s recovering well these days, unlike her gloomy self when she was in the hospital.”
“Great. Is she asleep? I have something to tell her.”
“I’ll call her for you.” Irene hopped to Madison’s room. She knocked on the door and only entered the room after hearing a response from inside.
Madison was wearing a white sleeping gown, and her hair was let down. She was reading a medical book.
She seemed calm. The way the light shone upon her put Irene into a trance.
Madison looked like a fallen angel!
She was the epitome of one’s first love.
“Iri, what’s the matter?” Madison looked at Irene gently.
Irene gulped down her saliva. “Madison, Vince is here. He has something to tell you.”
Madison felt sorry for troubling Vince. In addition to the fact that he had a girlfriend, she should avoid interacting with him more.
“What is it that Dr. Collins wants to tell me?” She addressed Vince formally in order to not cross the line.
Irene was smart enough to catch on to Madison’s intention. She was trying her best to not trouble the couple by diminishing her sense of presence.
“Don’t be burdened, Madison. Vince is helping you not only because you’re an alumnus. It’s also because we hope you can find happiness. As for his feelings for you, he told me about it before we started dating.”
“You don’t mind it?”
Irene kneaded her forehead. “How can you be this naive? Nothing happened between the two of you. You’re innocent. I’m afraid he never even held your hand before, right?
“You’re such a nice person. It’s normal for guys to fall for you. If he dislikes you, I’d doubt his standards.”
The bright and confident Irene reminded Madison of her past self.
Madison was only one year older than Irene, but she felt old. She figured that she wouldn’t be able to smile as brightly as Irene forever.
“Madison, what’s wrong? Did I say something wrong?”
Madison smiled lightly. “No, it’s fine. Let’s head outside together.”
Irene hummed in response. Although Madison didn’t say anything, it pained Irene to see Madison’s smile for some reason.
Madison had been resting well these days, so her stats were showing Improvement.
Vince could tell that her complexion looked better than before. She seemed alive.
“How does it feel to live here, Madison? Are you getting used to the environment?” he inquired.
“Yeah, everything’s great. Iri takes care of me meticulously. I’m happy here.”
Most importantly, she didn’t need to live under Hunter’s control or worry about assassinations.
The majority of illnesses were rooted in bad mental health. Since there was no pressure, she was able to recover quickly.
“Glad to hear that. Iri loves helping people out when she can. Just tell her if you need anything.”
“Thank you. I’ll be sure to remember this favor. If I’m still around in the future, I’ll be sure to repay your favor.”
Irene said, “You don’t have to be a stranger with us, Madison. Come, sit down. Let’s have a talk.”
Madison slowly sat down. “What is it that you want to tell me, Dr. Collins? Did he find out something?”
She knew how skeptical Hunter was, so she had been keeping out of contact with the outside world.
Considering that her body was not found, she was afraid that Hunter would be able to find out about the truth.
“Don’t be afraid. He didn’t catch on to it. He stayed at sea for three days, personally diving into the waters. to look for you. In the end, he lost hope and held a funeral for you.”
Irene coldly snorted. “So what if the funeral is a grand one? He didn’t appreciate you when side.”
Vince continued, “I attended the funeral. Hunter looked worn out and thin. He yanked a woman to the coffin and made her kneel before you. He didn’t give her any leeway.
“He forced her to kneel with him. She fainted after a few hours of kneeling, but he knelt the whole night.”
Madison kept quiet. Hunter was a stubborn man. If he had really assumed that she was dead, that was indeed something he would do.
“After that, I heard from my colleagues that the woman had a miserable end. Not long after she regained consciousness, she was crippled and became a disabled person.”
“What the fuck? He’s insane! How could he let his emotions out on others?” Irene disapproved of Hunter’s actions. She patted Madison’s hand. “Thank God, you left. I bet he’ll commit domestic violence one day.”
Madison, who had a guess that it was Lela, was surprised upon hearing that.
After ail, family mattered the most to Hunter. He had never hesitated to choose Leia between the two women.
Now that Madison was “dead”, he was willing to hurt his sister.
But so what?
He gave Madison the cold treatment and kept disappearing when she needed him the most.
When she tried to clear her father’s and her name, she wished that Hunter could’ve sided with her.
All she asked for was understanding and support, yet he was blind to see that. He was aware of Leia’s deeds and yet he covered for her.
Madison commented indifferently, “She deserves it.”
Not only that, Hunter deserved it too.
Had it not been for the Williams siblings, the Evanss wouldn’t have ended up like this.
Leia was merely a disabled person while Jeff had lost his life!
This was Hunter’s and Leia’s karma.
Vince heaved a sigh, relleved by Madison’s current condition. “I thought it would pain you to know his situation and you’d regret your decision. I’m glad that you’ve gotten over him.”
“Dr. Collins, the past Madison has died in that sea. I made this choice myself, and I won’t regret it.”
He suddenly recalled the moment he asked her if she regretted marrying Hunter, and she had calmly answered that she did not.
This time, the determination settled in her eyes steadily. She showed pertinence as though she had been. given a new lease of life.
“Before I finish what I should do, I’ll never give up on my life.” She had made up her mind.
Other than escaping from Hunter, there were so many things Madison had yet to do.
