Back in Time to Fall for Him novel Chapter 38

After everyone had eaten their fill, they headed upstairs to the jacuzzis.

Once in the water, Madison sat with Janet at the edge of the jacuzzi and texted Sam.

"Sam, there's a sudden change in my plans tonight. I won't be back today. I'm going to stay at the hotel for the night."

"What happened?" Sam's reply came quickly.

Madison explained everything truthfully. Worried he might not believe her, she begged Janet to take a photo with her and sent it.

"Sam, although I'm not coming back tonight, I'll be with Jan the whole time, so don't overthink things. Oh, do you still remember Jan?

"She's Janet Burke, my childhood friend. I got to see her tonight, and we've reconciled."

In the CEO's office at Goodwin Corp, Sam stared at the close-up photo of Madison with an incredibly tender gaze.

As for Janet, who was also in the picture, he didn't even spare her a glance. He replied, "Alright."

Though he said that, a twinge of unease and disappointment lingered in his chest.

After a moment of thought, he summoned Benjamin. "Have someone keep track of Madison at all times. Report to me immediately if anything happens."

With a nod, Benjamin carried out the order promptly.

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Noticing the text Madison had sent Sam, Janet rolled her eyes in mock annoyance. "Who said we've reconciled?"

"But we really have reconciled, Ms. Burke. Here, let me feed you a grape."

Madison, in a playful, flattering way, held a grape up to Janet's mouth.

Kaitlyn's gaze showed a hint of smugness when they defended her. But outwardly, she still spoke kindly. "Alright, let's stop talking about this now. We should go join them."

With that, she led the way to where Madison was, greeting her proactively.

"Maddie, what are you and Janet talking about? Can I join in?"

Kaitlyn looked at Madison expectantly. Then, as if something occurred to her, she studied the two of them and asked, "By the way, when did you make up with Janet? Didn't you say you'd never be friends with a two-faced person?"

Right after saying that, she turned to Janet with a remorseful expression. "Oh, Janet, I wasn't trying to badmouth you. That was just what Maddie had told me before. Please don't be mad at her."

Janet stared icily at Kaitlyn, who was acting all innocent while trying to drive a wedge between them, and let out a mocking laugh.

She tilted her head slightly, an eyebrow raised at Madison. "Do you smell that? It smells like someone's full of crap, and I can tell just how old and ugly they are from the way they smell."