Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
“Now that you’re feeling better, you can’t wait to leave.” Madison smiled in resignation.
“I couldn’t have said it better myself.” “No matter which path lies ahead of you, I hope you can be safe.” Logan bowed and left.
Madison felt complicated emotions as she watched him leave.
She couldn’t really describe how she was feeling.
1 Just like how he came, Logan left without dragging things out.
Snowball didn’t know that he was not coming back and tried to follow him.
But Logan closed the door on it.
Snowball was much bigger now.
It sat beside the door and tilted its head in confusion, wondering why Logan didn’t bring it along on the errand.
Its bright eyes were filled with confusion.
Madison looked on as Logan walked away.
All things come to an end eventually, and as long as you care about them, whether a person or an animal, you will feel sad when it is time to say goodbye.
She walked over to Snowball and lifted it into her arms.
She rubbed its head lovingly with her fingers.
“Snowball, he’s gone.
He won’t be coming back.” 1 When Snowball heard that, it actually broke free of Madison’s grasp and jumped out.
It disappeared from her sight.
Madison thought Logan would bring Snowball back to her, but she waited until nightfall, and he didn’t come.
It was fine.
She planned to hand Snowball over to Irene before she left, anyway.
She was destined to live a life on the road.
She couldn’t keep Snowball around that much longer.
Besides, Madison felt like her misfortune would spread to the people around her.
So, it was best if everyone stayed away.
Jeff, Mona, and Snowball were all victims of her misfortune.
She didn’t want to see anyone else get hurt because of her.
Logan was alone, and he was gentle toward cats.
Leaving Snowball with him was also a good option.
Tasha had some personal issues to tend to, so she went home early.
Madison was the only person left in the spacious yard.
The solar-powered lights in the yard lit up automatically and shone on her face.
The lights in the condominium weren’t turned on.
Madison was sitting at the spot where the light and dark intersected.
Her expression was cold.
In the past, Snowball was very energetic.
It would be running around the yard every day.
Sometimes, it would also play with the cat teaser and make the bell on it ring constantly.
At that moment, Madison was alone.
Even her shadow looked lonely as the lights stretched it out.
A gust of chilly wind blew at her.
She looked up and saw the lanterns hanging above her swaying in the wind.
Madison smiled self-deprecatingly.
It was fine if she was alone.
At least she wouldn’t cause trouble for others, nor would she bring misfortune to others.
She got up and went into her room.
The darkness slowly swallowed her up entirely.
That was the path she had chosen.
She would never regret it.
Madison had started to do some simple exercises recently.
Although she would feel unwell if she exercised too intensely, she sucked it up and went through with it.
Seven days passed.
Vince and Irene came to see her off at the docks.
It was spring, and life was slowly returning to the world.
Madison liked this city a lot.
Even the sea was like a gentle mother who embraced her children.
Oliva wore a huge hat and a cloak that covered her from head to toe.
Only her face was slightly visible.
She was 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighed around 90 pounds.
She was very slim.
Irene wiped her tears as she was sad to see Madison go, but she could understand how Madison felt.
She didn’t want to cause them any trouble.
If the Williamss found out that they were helping Madison fake her death, they would definitely punish both their families for it.
Since they couldn’t keep her around, the best decision was to support her, show her some understanding, and let her live her best life.
“Madison, safe travels.
You have to contact us often.” “Okay.” Madison reached out and wiped Irene’s tears away.
Then, she said gently, “Live your life to the fullest with Vince.
I’ll never forget what the two of you have done for me.” “We just want you to be happy.
You’ve lived such a hard life.” “It’s okay.
I’ll be careful.” Vince handed her a card.
“You can’t use your own money now.
Take this card.” Madison wanted to turn him down, but she didn’t know what was waiting in the road ahead, so she accepted it.
“T’ll …
pay you back someday.” “The best way to repay us is to stay alive.” Vince patted her on the shoulder and said, “I don’t know when we’ll meet each other again.
You have to take care of yourself.
“I’ve prepared all the medication you need.
Remember to take them.
“T’ve already talked to the captain and the sailors.
They won’t mistreat you, but you’ll be spending quite some time at sea, around two months.” “It’s okay.
I’ve been through worse.
This is nothing.
Alright, time’s almost up.
I’ll be boarding the ship now.” “Safe travels, Madison.” “Farewell.”
Irene rested her head on Vince’s shoulder.
Tears welled up in her eyes as she watched Madison walk up the ship.
“For some reason, I just feel like crying.
I feel like Madison has suffered too much.
She left as things were just starting to get better.
“And now she will be spending so much time at sea.
What if …
What if something happens to her at sea?” Vince wrapped his arm around her shoulder and comforted her.
“Everything will be fine.
Tobias has sailed for more than 20 years without any incident.
Madison might have suffered a lot, but her luck isn’t that bad.
“I’ve worked as a doctor for so many years.
Fortune had to have smiled on her for her to survive what she had gone through.
“She has already been through so much.
Things will get better for her.
Every dog has its day, after all.” “IT hope so.
I don’t understand why she would go back to Aldenvine at the risk of being discovered.
It’s much safer here, far away from Hunter.” Irene sighed.
“She must have something important that she needs to do.
Something so important that she couldn’t wait a few more months.
“Don’t worry, I kept an ace up my sleeve.
