My Ex-Wife Is A Big Shot In Disguise novel Chapter 212

No sound came from the phone. There was only silence.

Madison frowned and took a bite of her tuna sandwich. She glanced at her phone. The number was somewhat familiar but she couldn't remember it. "Who is it? If you don't talk, I'm hanging up."

Just as Madison lost her patience and was about to hang up, a voice finally came from the other end. "It's me."

The two words were spoken with a hint of caution.

Even so, Madison still recognized the voice immediately. She was a little shocked. Then, she was puzzled.

Madison had deleted Leo's number a few years ago. Although she had called him in her first year abroad to give it a try, it had been so long now that she had almost forgotten that number.

But why did Leo call her? Hadn't he blocked her long ago? Leo couldn't possibly think that she had hired someone to destroy his wedding and come to question her, right?

"What's the matter?" Madison asked warily.

Her tone also made Leo secretly sad. For a moment, Leo did not know what to say.

"You're craz-" After waiting for a long time for a reply, Madison cursed and planned to hang up the phone.

Before she could put down the phone, Leo's low and slow voice sounded again. "Madison... I'm sorry."

Leo went on, "It's my fault for treating you that way in the past."

This time, it was Madison's turn to remain silent. A deep crease appeared in the middle of her brows and her radiant face was filled with confusion. "You... You called me so early in the morning just to apologize to me? What did you do? Don't tell me there's some news about you and me online?"

She and Samuel had spent a lot of effort and time cleaning up the previous farce. It was not easy for the netizens to slowly forget her. She did not want any strange news to happen again. "I'm telling you, Leo, I didn't have anything to do with what happened at your wedding with Sally. Don't blame me. I won't take the blame. If there's anything on the Internet, hurry up and clean it up for me."

Madison was on the phone and could not read the news online. She could only warn Leo.

"It's not that, Madison." Leo seemed a little helpless, but one could tell that his tone was less dejected than before. "It's because I'm sorry for the bad things I did to you in the past. I ignored you when you were with my family, when you were overseas, and after you returned to the country... I've let you down."

The man's low and slow voice fell, and the phone fell silent again.

After a long time, Madison finally asked in confusion, "Are you alright?"

Madison looked conflicted. She bit her fork and did not know what to say.

Leo was apologizing to her because of the past? How amazing! It was unbelievable.

Madison had almost forgotten about the matter. Even if she remembered, she did not take it to heart.

In the past, when Edgar was around, Leo did not only ignore her. He did the same to his mother, too. He either lost his temper or turned a blind eye to Amber.

As for when she was overseas, Madison was over it. Leo did not love her. Who was she to ask someone who did not love her to always think about her? If it were Madison, she would also find it annoying.

As for after she returned to the country, Leo didn't seem to have done much. Madison seemed to be the one scolding him most of the time, and she didn't suffer at the hands of Leo.

Madison always remembered kindness and did not bear grudges. If she was really unhappy, she would forget about it.

She simply waved it off. "Alright, I got your apology. If there's nothing else, I'll hang up. I still have things to do."

If Madison delayed her meal any longer, she would be late to send her nephew to school.

However, Leo was unwilling to hang up. "Madison, where are you now? I came to Rose Garden and they said you've left Sidovor City. Can you tell me where you are? I want to see you."

Madison immediately felt goosebumps all over her body. 'Is he all right? Does he have nothing to do? Can he not speak to me in such a tone? I'm not Sally. Is he out of his fucking mind again?' she thought.