Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
She took off the bead necklace to wear it around his wrist. It was made of a five-colored string.
“Is this for me?”
She rang her bells again.
“Thank you.” He touched the special beads. That was a gift from his daughter! “I will take good care of it.”
The happy girl left his room to return to Madison’s side. Madison patted on the place beside her, and Willow nestled into her arms like a kitten.
Willow wrote the word “Daddy” on Madison’s palm.
For the first time in forever, Madison felt it difficult to face those green eyes.
How was she supposed to tell Willow that she didn’t share the same father as her elder siblings?
Not to mention how happy Willow was. That would rain on her parade.
Madison, who had always loved her kids, didn’t tell Willow the truth. “Do you like him?”
Willow nodded with bright eyes.
Madison couldn’t bring herself to let Willow down as she said, ” But we have to keep this a secret. Otherwise, he’ll lock me up.”
Willow couldn’t follow because Hunter appeared gentle to her. Why would someone like him hurt Madison?
Still, Willow believed that Madison wouldn’t lie to her.
Willow nodded obediently.
“Good girl. If you like him, spend more time with him while you can.”
Zack and Alicia reached school age, and they were studying abroad.
Now, Madison only had Willow by her side. Besides, Willow couldn’t speak.
Hence, the more reason for Madison to pamper her with love.
They fell asleep in each other’s arms.
On that silent night, the miserable Cyril was still collecting manures in the rear house.
He still needed to go to the vegetable farm first thing in the morning tomorrow alongside Wendy.
Hunter had yet to recover fully, so he slept quite early.
The silence went on until he suddenly heard Madison’s voice.
He woke up. “Madie!”
He heard it coming from beyond the door. He hurried to the door. “Madie, is that you?”
The noise could be heard from afar. Madison seemed to be chasing after someone.
Hunter hurried down the stairs while holding the railing. He chased in the direction of the source of the noise.
He fell several times in the meantime but still got back on his feet and continued his pursuit as though it didn’t hurt.
The noise was not far away from him, seemingly luring him somewhere.
Worrying about Madison’s safety, Hunter shouted her name, “Madie!Where are you? Are you alright?”
Madison woke up from her dream. She thought she heard
Hunter calling her name.
“Could it be a dream again?” she wondered.
Uneasiness shrouded her for some reason.
Dismissing the thought of going back to bed, she propped herself up. She figured that checking out the situation could put her mind at rest.
Madison got out of bed after covering the bedsheet over
Willow. She headed downstairs and soon noticed the door to Ehan’s room was left ajar.
She wondered, “Why did he leave the door open at this late hour?”
She hurried to his room, where only the dim lamp light was left turned on.
The blanket was left untidied, and there was no sign of Hunter.
“Mr. Williams?” She called but received zero responses.
The uneasiness in her went through the roof.
Considering that Hunter was visually impaired, Madison assumed that he wouldn’t wander around mindlessly.
She had clearly warned him about the poisonous beings in the area. Where could he be?
Madison checked downstairs but in vain.
There were no phones in the village, let alone security cameras.
She heard some noise coming from the rear house. It was Cyril.
“What are you doing not guarding Hunter?” she interrogated.
She didn’t even notice her voice was trembling.
“Madam Wendy made me do some chores. It’s so late. Mr. Williams should be sleeping.”
Madison was on the edge of going insane.
Cyril had always been this stiff.
Back then, Madison even thought of marrying Mona to him.
Yet, he failed to make Mona fall for him, although they spent most of their time together every day.
Frustrated, Madison stomped on her foot. “No wonder you’re single.”
“Miss, what’s wrong? Did something happen?”
“Mr. Williams is missing.”
Cyril shook his head. “No way. He can’t see. Where could he possibly go?”
“How am I supposed to know that? Find him!” She was going mad.
Just what made Hunter leave the house?
Most importantly, where did he go?
Was he aware of what kind of place this was?
The northern cliff was so dangerous that it would take one fall to send one to heaven.
There was a snake’s den in the southern area. Not even the locals dared to come close to it.
Poisonous beings were everywhere in the eastern and western areas as well.
She huffed in her head. “Does he not know that he’s visually impaired? Why can’t he just stay put?”
Madison ran and searched for Hunter for a long time, but she still couldn’t find him.
She wondered, “How could he run so fast? Is he the reincarnation of Usain Bolt?”
The route ahead of them was split into two.
Anxious, Cyril asked, “Where should we go?”
While she couldn’t make up her mind on which way to choose, she saw a show in the southern direction.
“What’s that?”
“It’s Mr. Williams’s shoe!”
It was a gravel road.
Madison shone a torch to the ground to realize that there wasn’t only a slipper. She saw a few drops of blood!
She bet that Hunter had fallen here and left the place without staying for a long time.
“Mr. Williams must’ve gone there. Miss, where does this route lead to?” Cyril had yet to realize the impending danger.
After all, he saw Hunter as a mature and collected man.
Meanwhile, the cold breeze added the weight of dread weighing on her heart.
She stared at the endless route and responded, “The snake’s den.”
Cyril felt a chill down his spine. He suddenly recalled something that Wendy told him when they were talking.
There were 48 species of snakes discovered in this region, of which over 30 of them were venomous.
Their bites were deadly, and there were no antidotes available.
Hunter’s eyes were blinded. What would happen if he fell over?
Madison and Cyril didn’t dare to wait around any more. They quickly rushed ahead.
“Mr. Williams, please stop!” Cyril yelled at the top of his lungs.
The forest was quiet. Hunter should be able to hear his voice.
After walking a short distance, they noticed one of Hunter’s slippers. There were also the occasional drops of blood.
Madison was puzzled. Why would he run ahead with such reckless disregard despite falling over repeatedly? What could be leading him on?
Didn’t he know it was very dangerous to do so?
Apparently, he didn’t care. He didn’t slow down despite the danger. What he was pursuing seemed more important to him than his life.
“Let’s go!”
Willow was sound asleep when something nudged her arm suddenly.
She rubbed her eyes drowsily. The deer that she had been playing with had come into her room. A dove flew in, perched on her bed, and started chirping at her.
She turned around and saw that Madison was missing.
Something was wrong.
Willow jumped out of bed and ran off with the deer.
Hunter gradually slowed down. He could hear Cyril calling for him from a distance, but Madison’s voice was very close. It sounded like she was in trouble.
He could hear her calling for help. “Help, help me …”
“Madie!” Hunter called out, but there was no response.
Other than people’s voices, he could also hear the sound of snakes hissing. Judging by the frequency of it, there were quite a lot of snakes in the vicinity.
There was a man standing a short distance away from him. It was Colin.