Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Jade put a hand to her head.
“It’s probably because of my age, but I can’t quite remember what happened so long ago.
“I just feel something familiar about you.” Wayne had just washed the fruits.
When he emerged from the kitchen, he overheard the conversation between the two.
“Mom took a serious injury to the head when she was young.
She was sold off, and she ended up here.
So, she’s not from this place.
“You probably looked like someone she knew in the past.” Madison was sure that the person Jade knew might very well be Natalie.
After all, Natalie would be in her 80s, so she would be quite similar to Jade in terms of age.
Sadly, the people who knew Natalie were all quite old.
At their age, they could easily get cerebral hemorrhage if they tripped and fell.
If their minds get confused, they would forget even themselves, let alone others.
Madison sighed.
That was one more clue that ended up in a dead end.
“It’s okay, Madam Delaney.
Take your time to think about it.
If you remember anything, you can tell me anytime.
“Have some fruits for now.” “Alright.” “I’ll help Mr. Maxwell with the cooking.” Madison followed Wayne into the kitchen.
“What’s the story behind this godmother of yours?” “To be honest, I don’t know.
She was brought here in her teens.
“It was a chaotic time, and women lived pitiful lives, especially those who had good looks.
“She forgot everything that happened when she was young.
And then…” “She was a pampered girl who had escaped the big city and ended up in the slums here.
“She had helped me a lot back then, so I acknowledged her as my godmother.
She lived a life full of suffering.
Wayne peeled off the dirty skin on the onion.
“IT don’t know.
I was abandoned as soon as I was born because of my weak physique.
Someone took me in because I was a boy.
“But after the family had a son of their own, they sold me off.
“After some twists and turns, I was abandoned here when I was three.
From then on, this place has become my home.” He tossed the onion peel into the trash can.
“The people here are like weeds in the soil.
No matter how difficult their surroundings are, they will give it their all to emerge from the soil.” He briefly recounted his tragic past.
Madison knew that it must have been very difficult for him to get to where he was right now.
He didn’t have a prominent background, and he had to survive by stealing and robbing from young.
His story was quite a legend.
Madison examined his face.
If he wasn’t abandoned by his family, he might have been a child from a wealthy family.
“Anyway, you should get out of this kitchen.
I’ve been cooking for myself for years, and I know this kitchen better than you do.
“I’ll be very grateful to you even if you just keep Mom company.” Madison leaned against the stove.
“If you’re grateful to me, can you take me home?” “No can do.” “Then what sort of gratitude is that?” Madison clicked her tongue.
Then, she turned around and left.
She knew that Wayne wouldn’t just take her home for no reason.
Jade was knitting a hat for the kitten sitting on her lap.
Winters in Kariken were usually above 50 degrees, and it would usually be around 68 degrees.
So, it was quite warm here.
Comment by soonyoung gu: think author made a typo and it’s actually kreene??? since one is ka li ni and this ka li ken Jade had lived here for more than 60 years, but she still maintained her habits from before.
She would knit something every time winter came around.
Madison scooted closer to Jade and overheard the latter’s murmurs.
“Who does she look like? She feels so familiar.
Why can’t I remember anything?” The kitten on her lap raised its chubby face to stare at her.
Reaching out, Jade caressed the cat’s face.
“I’m not talking about you, Doughball.” Madison half-crouched next to her.
Taking Jade’s hand, she said, ” Madam Delaney, if you can’t remember, just take your time with it.
You don’t have to rush.” Jade was old, but her eyes were clear.
Her dark eyes were as bright as day.
Reaching up, she touched Madison’s face.
She murmured, “You look so familiar.
Who is it? Who could it be? I couldn’t possibly forget someone so important.” The more she thought about it, the more her head hurt.
She hissed in pain.
Madison noticed that things were getting worse, so she hastily comforted Jade.
“Please stop thinking about it, Madam Delaney.
I’m Madison Evans and nobody else.
Just close your eyes and rest for a while.” Jade soon fell asleep on the rocking chair.
Madison placed a blanket on Jade’s lap.
Then, she lit a calming candle for Jade.
The kitten was playing with a furball while Wayne was whipping something up in the kitchen.
Hunter often made meals for Madison as well, but his every movement was noble and elegant.
After all, he had lived in a strict family since young.
Wayne’s movements were free and easy, and he looked more like a street food chef than anything.
Noticing Madison standing silently behind him, he raised an eyebrow at her.
“What’s the matter? Were you charmed by me because you’ve never seen a man cooking before? You’re allowed to fall for me.” Madison crossed her arms, pointing at a bloody piece of meat at the side.
“If it were Hunter, he would have cleaned that piece of meat more thoroughly.” Wayne snorted.
“He’s a spoiled kid from a rich family.
I don’t believe that he can cook.
He probably reached the prime of his cooking skills when he hunted hares and grilled some fish over the fire.” Madison chuckled.
People had many misunderstandings about Hunter, just like how she was prejudiced about Wayne in the past.
“That’s not true.
He makes wonderful mushroom and chestnut soups, and his barbecue pork ribs are heavenly.
He controls the heat very well.
When we were just married, he would cook for me whenever he had the time.” Wayne sneered.
“You said that it was only when you were just married.
So later on, he cooked for someone else, didn’t he?” Madison fell silent.
Madison couldn’t deny it because it was the truth.
While she was pregnant, Andrea happened to return to the country.
Andrea was pregnant as well.
She wanted proof that Hunter would treat her well, so she asked Hunter to cook for her, too.
Back then, Hunter was filled with guilt toward Kurt, so he would fulfill any wish Andrea had.
“It’s kind of boring talking to you,” Madison grumbled.
“T hit the nail on the head.” Wayne flipped the food in the pan, sending sparks flying.
“I won’t be like him.
I’m like a wolf, you see.
As soon as I lock onto a prey, I will never give up on it.
I won’t be distracted.
“I’ll admit that my background isn’t as good as Hunter’s.
But with my position, I can give you things he won’t be able to.
I am not inferior to him in this sense.” Madison scoffed.
“Men would make empty promises and whisper sweet nothings when they are trying to court women.
“How would I know that you’re not another Hunter to me? Or do you think that I’m a pure 18-year-old, and I’ll fall for you because of some cheesy lines you said?” “Alright, I won’t force you.
Why don’t you tell me about you and him? How did you get to know each other?” Wayne felt that he should get to know his enemy better.
It would increase his chances of winning.
