Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Madison looked worried. “The day after tomorrow is fine. But… you have to go get the kids.”
“Why?”
Madison bit her lip. “There’s a troublesome patient.”
Hunter narrowed his eyes. “A man?”
All of a sudden, Madison felt a little guilty. She shifted her gaze and said, “I’ve performed so many surgeries on male and female patients alike.”
Hunter leaned in toward her. “But this man is different to you.”
“Yeah. He’s more troublesome than most other patients. That’s why I remember him vividly.”
“Madie, how many men have you messed around with?”
Hunter instinctively felt like there was more to the man in question.
Or else, Madison wouldn’t look so wary.
Madison dove into Hunter’s embrace. “There has never been anyone else. It’s only ever been you.”
That night, she didn’t return to the Heath Residence. She shared a night of passion with Hunter.
Back when they were newlyweds, Hunter doted on her, but their feelings were too simple and frail. It couldn’t weather the storm that was life.
After all they had been through, their relationship had transcended a normal relationship. They were even more compatible in bed.
In the past, Madison was overly docile and subservient. He basically took the lead in bed.
Madison was a changed woman. She became more confident and optimistic. She understood that she needed to strive for what she wanted.
That was why she would also provide Hunter with a lot of emotional support.
Madison was still asleep at daybreak. Hunter looked at her weary face and decided not to wake her up. He kissed her on the cheek and got out of bed.
After freshening himself up, he prepared some breakfast for Madison before leaving the villa.
Madison slept very well. She rubbed her eyes and felt the empty side of the bed, which had gone cold. It seemed like Hunter had already left for quite some time.
The weather was nice, but the sunlight was a little too bright.
The snow in Aldenvine had already melted. The weather had been good for some time.
She went downstairs in her pajamas and smelled the food in the kitchen immediately. It was the breakfast that Hunter had prepared for her.
Back when Hunter’s grandmother, Eugenia, was still alive, Madison would frequently share a meal with her by the fireplace and chat.
Eugenia was a friendly person. She treated Madison very well.
If she hadn’t passed away so suddenly, she could’ve met Madison’s children.
After having breakfast, Madison went to buy some flowers before heading to the graveyard.
The gravestone that had Leia’s name on it had been changed to Jodie.
Madison placed one of the bouquets she had brought by the grave.
Jodie was a poor woman who was just dragged into a conflict she didn’t ask for.
Then, she went to Eugenia’s grave. She set the flowers down and looked at the kind smile Eugenia had in the picture.
She sat down and began talking to Eugenia.
“Grandma, I’m a mother now. Although Hunter has done a lot of things that made me hate him, he is still the father of my children. I also can’t seem to forget about him.”
In the three years she went off the grid, she was trying to cut Hunter out of her life completely.
Their reunion made it clear to her that she had never stopped loving him.
Madison left after talking to Eugenia for some time.
She brought the last bouquet of flowers to Jeff’s grave.
There was already a bouquet by his grave. The flowers were a little wilted. They seemed to have been there for a day or so.
It was clearly left by Andrea.
Madison also felt bad because Andrea never got to reunite with Jeff as her real daughter.
Jeff looked very dashing in the picture on his grave. It was a picture of him before everything that happened to the Evans family.
Madison bowed slightly. “Dad, would you be angry if I told you that I got back with Hunter?”
Although Andrea was the one who indirectly caused Jeff’s death, Leia was the one who arranged his traffic accident.
Hunter was the one who bankrupted the Evans family.
Madison never forgot about what Williamss had done. She knew she should stay away from Hunter, but she just couldn’t seem to sever ties with him.
“Dad, you’re such a gentle person. I know you wouldn’t blame me even if you were alive. You only ever wanted me to be happy.
“But Dad, it has been so many years, and I still can’t let it go. You would’ve been able to witness the birth of my children if you had held on for a little longer.
“By the way, you don’t know this yet, right? Connor, whom you have seen pictures of, is actually my son. I hope this will bring you some peace of mind.
“Dad, how’s life in heaven treating you? Just come to me in my dreams and tell me if you need anything. I’m a great doctor now. Many people come to me to get treatment.
“Also, I didn’t hurt Andrea. I just made her suffer a little when I was treating her. I hope she can learn her lesson and become a better person.”
Madison talked about everything that happened in recent years. There would be gusts of winds that blew at her occasionally as if Jeff was responding to her.
“Dad, I found my grandpa. If you’re watching over me from above, please help me find the rest of my family. I believe they are somewhere out there waiting for me.”
It was getting late. Madison dusted herself off and got up.
A leaf fell on her shoulder, and a gust of wind blew it away for her. It was as if Jeff was patting her on the shoulder.
Madison turned around and smiled at Jeff’s picture.
“Dad, I will live my life to the fullest. I’ll make a name for myself as a great doctor so you can proudly tell everyone in heaven that I’m your daughter.”
She turned and left. When she was leaving the graveyard, someone stopped her.
“I’m sorry, miss. We’re repairing this part of the path, so you can’t pass through here. Please take another route.”
Madison looked at the pit, which was a short distance from her. It was true that she couldn’t pass through there.
So, she turned back and walked toward the older section of the graveyard.
Most of the people buried in this section passed away over ten years ago.
It was already noon, so there wasn’t anyone there. It felt a little eerie, especially when the wind blew. It was like someone was breathing down her neck.
The nights came quicker during winter. Madison quickened her steps. As she was around halfway down the hill, she saw a group of bodyguards in sunglasses and suits.
With that kind of lineup, the person buried there had to be someone important.
She got curious and instinctively walked toward the grave near where the men were standing. What she saw almost made her heart pop out of her chest.
“What a coincidence, Ms. Evans. I didn’t expect to see you here.”
The man who spoke up was Ike, who stood at the corner.
Madison felt her knees go weak. She didn’t forget how he had his hands around her neck back in
Carathia.
Ike wasn’t as easy to fool as Alan. But shouldn’t he be in Carathia? Why was he here? Alan and Ike were always together. Did that man come with them, too?
Madison scanned the group of men in black suits. There was only one who had a white flower placed in his breast pocket.
The usually wild and arrogant eyes were bloodshot.
He met Madison’s gaze.
“How have you been, Ms. Evans?”
Wayne was a completely different person than when he was in Raka.
Back then, he was arrogant and unhinged.
He always had his collar unbuttoned and a cigarette in his mouth like a ruffian.
At that moment, he wore a black suit with a white flower in his breast pocket.
His hair was carefully styled.
He stood out even among a group of men in black suits.
His presence made the atmosphere feel more solemn.
Judging from his bloodshot eyes, Wayne really cared about the person in the grave.
Madison was surprised.
Intel on Wayne didn’t indicate that he was connected to anyone in Arlandia.
And if this person meant so much to him, why would the person be buried in Aldenvine and not Raka?
Madison was nervous, but she managed to keep a straight face.
“I didn’t expect to see you here, Mr. Maxwell.
And the grave you’re visiting belongs to…” She was just making small talk so the atmosphere wouldn’t be so awkward.
Unexpectedly, Wayne told his bodyguards to move aside.
“If you’re so curious, why don’t you come and take a look for yourself, Ms.
Evans?” Madison waved her hands frantically.
“Honestly, I’m not that curious.
Also, it’s getting dark out.
I have to get home.” “It’s okay.
I have to go to the Heath residence in a bit.
I can give you a ride.” Madison was rendered speechless.
It seemed like Wayne came here in private.
That was why the media didn’t talk about his arrival and why she didn’t know about it.
She just didn’t understand why he would visit the Heath residence of his own accord.
Was he here to talk to Mason about her because she stole his ring? But Madison quickly dismissed that thought.
They weren’t kids at a playground.
Wayne probably had important business to discuss with Mason.
The bodyguards moved to the side.
