Filed to story: Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)
Hunter had realized the problem earlier on.
His back remained straight despite the urgency of the situation.
“Hunter, do you hear me? Those are trained cursed bugs! Just one of them is enough to kill you! Tell your men to retreat!” she urged.
He flashed her a gentle smile instead.
“My men don’t have that option, Madie.” At the same time, a line of people saluted professionally.
“We’re ready, sir.” Madison noticed that many of them were geared with flamethrowers.
With a single order from Hunter, the flamethrowers projected streams of flame into the air, reaching those bugs in the air.
Those bugs were burned and fell onto the ground.
Madison pointed at the ground of toasted bugs.
“I think… your trump card is gone.”
Things became awkward.
Now, Jacqueline felt as humiliated as she felt confident a while ago.
Similar to Madison, Deborah and Jacqueline had never gotten involved in the army, hence their fixed mindset to fight spells with spells.
Little did they know, flamethrowers could put an end to those bugs.
The whole process took less than a minute.
It was so quick that Jacquline was left dumbfounded.
She had personally witnessed how powerful those bugs could be.
Yet, it didn’t take long and much to exterminate them! Jacqueline became agitated.
“You’re going to get it from me, Madison! uw Madison was unbothered.
“Enough.
Your reinforcements have been completely annihilated.
You’d better be honest with me or I’ll put you on the operating table.” Feeling defeated, Jacqueline leaned against the wall.
After contemplation, she slowly said, “Fine.
There’s not much I can tell you about Brandon.
He’s a mystery.
He works with us simply to achieve his temporary objectives.
“It was kinda funny.
Before he kidnapped Mom, I had always thought that he had the same objectives as us—to take over Evans Group.” Madison growled, “Don’t call her ‘Mom’! She treated you so well all these years! As long as you give us more clues, the higher chance there is for us to save her.” Jacqueline added, “He’s a genius doctor.
He worked with Toxic Hive to invent antiviral drugs.
They’re effective but at the cost of serious side effects.
People can grow dependent on them, so those drugs were banned.
“At the end of the day, it turned out that he was skillful in making poisons! His body is filled with all types of poison.
Every time I meet him, I tend to avoid him as much as possible.
“Okay, I’ve already told you everything that I know.
If you want to capture Deborah, there’s more reason for you to keep me alive.
You need me to stay in touch with her and catch them all.” “Are you serious about this? She’s your adoptive mother.” Madison doubted.
Jacqueline coldly said, “All I know is every human is selfish.
She only sees me as a chess piece and nothing more.
I think the same of her too.
If I help you, could you spare my life? Deborah and Brandon have something going on between them.
I bet she knows something that I don’t.
“Madison, I know I was ruthless toward you guys in the past.
But put yourself in my shoes.
I think you’d make the same decision I did.
If I hadn’t helped Deborah, [I wouldn’t have become a subject of her experiment.
I didn’t have a choice.” “If you help us big time, I won’t let you die that tragically.
Tell me, where is she?” Madison responded.
“Before Deborah left, she told me to come along.
But I didn’t because I couldn’t bring myself to give up on everything I barely earned after so many years.
I cut contact with them one-sidedly, so I don’t know their whereabouts for now.
But I can contact the people around her.
That’s how we’ll track her down.” Noticing Madison’s hesitation, Jacqueline added, “I’m not trying to trick you.
I don’t have a choice here.
I want to live, and I know that you’re a kind person.
Please, I don’t have anything anymore.
Trust me just this one time.” “Fine.
Last question, who’s the one practicing witchcraft?” “It’s my friend.
He’s good at using spells.
He gave me one billion dollars on that all-or-nothing bet.
I had a plan B.
If I don’t return in time, he’ll come look for me.” “So, there’ll be a second wave?” “Yes, but I don’t think it’ll be those bugs again.”
A shrill howl interrupted the conversation from outside.
Madison heard the bells ringing, and Willow ran outside.
Some of the bodyguards suddenly sprawled onto the ground.
Hunter carried Willow.
“Run!” She gestured, assuring him that she wasn’t afraid of this.
She freed herself from his embrace.
Leia didn’t know much about spells.
However, the fact that those people collapsed out of the blue surely had something to do with spells.
In fact, those bugs were just a feint.
Other cursed bugs were used while Madison’s party was distracted.
Hunter was used to using military force in confrontation.
However, their radar could only detect drones, not bugs.
Some bugs were so tiny that they could enter ahuman body and end someone’s life without them knowing.
It might sound like a myth, but those who had experienced it before knew how scary cursed bugs could be.
Willow hurriedly rushed to those who had fainted.
They all showed similar symptoms—foam around their mouths, eyes that had rolled back, twitching bodies, and green lips.
She slit her palm without hesitation, feeding the affected her blood.
Her blood could neutralize many kinds of poisons.
She saved Hunter with that before.
Leia was dumbstruck.
Could a four-year-old child really do that? Willow’s execution was neat, and she did not show a sign of panic.
She didn’t lose her cool at all.
“Watch out!” Hunter suddenly pushed Leia away.
A little green bug was flying in her direction, but his efforts were in vain.
When it fell to the ground, its color matched with that of the ground.
“Better watch out, guys! These bugs can camouflage! Don’t let it bite you!” These men had been following Hunter through thick and thin.
They had slogged through the most dangerous artillery field; hiked through thick woods; and fought against the strongest mercenaries in the world.
But none of ther had ever dealt with bugs! On top of that, they couldn’t detect the bugs with the radars.
Those bugs might bite them the moment they put their guard down.
Willow was the only person who knew how to curse bugs, but she was busy saving those who had been bitten.
It was a competition against death.
The medicines wouldn’t work if they were delayed any longer.
By the time Madison noticed that something wasn’t right, it was already too late.
There was no point running outside.
Jacqueline let out an ominous smile.
It was a trick! Jacqueline was simply trying to buy some time by promising that she would confess everything.
Like those cursed bugs, it was a mere distraction! Perhaps the deadliest bug had already entered the room.
Humans were born with a sixth sense.
The more dangerous the situation was, the more heightened their sixth sense would be.
Madison sensed that something was watching her in the dark, something extremely dangerous.
Its sheer stare gave her goosebumps! A chill ran down her spine.
She didn’t dare to budge an inch.
