Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
“Why didn’t you just keep up with the lie forever? Why must you wake me up from my dream?”
Hunter rushed to grab Erina.
“Erina, you’re your father’s pride.
If he were still alive, he’d surely love you.” Erina wriggled so hard to break free from his grasp.
Then, she slapped him.
“Bastard! You’re sorry to Mom, and you hurt your wife! I hate you, I hate you!” She ran away, and Brent followed.
“Leave it to me, Mr. Williams.” One of Hunter’s hands covered his cheek.
It didn’t hurt, but he couldn’t help the overflowing sorrow.
Before this, he desperately wished to protect Kurt’s family so much that he even brought his own family in harm’s way.
In the end, Fabian repaid the favor the other way round and Andrea lost everything.
Even Madison, whom he vowed to protect, was marred with scars.
Gradually, his knees knelt to the ground.
Just how much of a failure his life was to fail to protect no one? Kelvin patted Hunter’s shoulder.
“It’s not your fault, Mr.
Williams.
There’s no win-win in life.
No one can own everything.
Actually, you’re doing the right thing.” Sitting on the mat, he began analyzing seriously.
“Think about it.
Ms.
Erina is turning nine soon.
She’s mature enough.
If you don’t clear things up right now, the misunderstanding is bound to deepen as time passes.
“You’ve protected her from those awful rumors and accusations well enough.
Although you could’ve lied to her forever, we know what’s best.
You can’t sustain the fairy tale for her forever.”You have children.
What would they think when they see another kid call you ‘Dad’? Telling Ms.
Erina the whole truth is only a matter of time or it’ll only serve as a path to destruction to her.
The same goes for your children.
When that happens, you won’t be able to resolve either side.” Kelvin voiced his opinion in the heat of the moment.
Realizing Hunter’s gaze on him, Kelvin covered his mouth.
Kelvin let out a wry laugh.
“Oops! A slip of the tongue.
But I do have a point, don’t I? You should lay out the truth when Ms.
Erina is mature enough to take it.
It’ll hurt at the moment, but that’s better than suffering for a lifetime.
“If you didn’t do so, what will she think of you when she sees you with Mrs.
Williams? Betrayer.
A betrayer to his marriage and family.
She’s too sensitive.
That’ll take a toll on her mentality in the long term.
“You’ve done everyone a favor by telling her the truth today.
Mrs.
Williams won’t get angry at you because of your hesitance anymore.
And you’ll be able to return to your children with your head held high.
“It’s inevitable for Ms.
Erina to be sad for now, but she’ll understand your circumstances someday.
Mr.
Williams, do you know why things ended up that way for you and Mrs.
Williams? “Most of the time, the problem was you.
You could’ve done your part in communication better.
How would Mrs.
Williams know when you said nothing at all? Women’s imaginations can be wild.
“If you had explained your relationship with Andrea to Mrs.
Williams from the start, things wouldn’t have come this far.
Don’t you think so? “Honesty is the key to a long-lasting marriage.
If you genuinely wish for Mrs.
Williams to change her mind regarding the remarriage, stop acting on your own,” Kelvin reasoned.
Hunter raised his head, his gaze on Kelvin.
Kelvin slapped his hand over his mouth.
“I… I was just spouting nonsense.
Don’t mind me.” “For the first time ever, you sound like a normal person.” Kelvin’s head buzzed with confusion.
Meanwhile, excitement and vehement emotions stirred in Andrea.
Her cheeks were red.
She watched Madison get busy with the medicines.
She then approached Andrea with her face against the lights.
Suddenly, some of Andrea’s emotions gave way to uneasiness.
For a brief moment, she thought she saw that familiar face again.
Impossible.
Why would she show up here? Right then, the sound of metal clicking resounded.
There were handcuffs around the operating table, and they secured her limbs! “Dr.
Vanessa, what’s this for?” “To prevent you from moving around.” It was Madison’s original voice.
Goosebumps prickled Andrea’s arms as trepidation slowly ate her up.
“I don’t quite get what you mean.
Are you not going to give me an anesthetic shot?” Madison smiled.
“That’s right.” Andrea thought that she had played it off as a joke, but Madison took it seriously! Andrea’s features were stiff.
“T-This has to be a joke.
It’s amputation! How could you not give me an anesthetic shot?” Obeying her instincts, she moved around but to no avail.
Her wrists were tightly fettered.
At the same time, Madison had brought out the necessary tools.
After the car crash, Andrea was given an anesthetic shot for the surgery, so she didn’t know how the surgery was supposed to work.
Madison played with a scalpel in her hand with clean moves.
Instead of a doctor, she appeared more like a killer right now.
“Who’s joking?” She chuckled in her original voice.
Despite the long years of absence, her voice was etched in Andrea’s head.
“O-Madison Evans!” Andrea shook her head in disbelief, convincing herself that she was hearing things.
How could Vanessa be Madison? Then, Madison pulled her mask down to reveal a pristine smile.
“Bingo! You’ve just gained a free suture as a reward.” Andrea yelled, “How could it be you? Where’s Dr.
Vanessa? Where did you hide her?” To her dismay, the space was lined with thick soundproof material.
Not even Fabian, who was just outside the room, could hear her.
The scalpel in Madison’s hand slowly reached Andrea’s face before it traced downward.
“Andrea Davis, you’ve grown naive the past few years.
Don’t you know who I am at this point?” A possibility crossed Marian’s mind.
Her eyes widened.
“You’re Dr.
Vanessa? No way! She’s a famous doctor worldwide.
You didn’t even finish university.
How…” Standing beside the operating table, Madison stared at Andrea.
“Move on from the past, Andrea Davis.
It’s been ten years since we first met.
Do you think that men are all I think about? I’m different from you.” Only then did Andrea realize something—be it ten years ago or now, she had never once thought of working hard.
She was born with a silver spoon in the Davis family.
Due to her love for dance from a young age, her family spent a lot of money to raise her as a famous dancer.
