It was the middle of the night. Helene was locked inside a hospital room, surrounded by the strange and unsettling sounds of other patients. She curled up in a corner, pressed against a wall covered in weird graffiti.
Suddenly, the door opened.
Helene flinched, her whole body tensing up. She didn’t dare lift her head.
A woman stood in the doorway, watching her silently for what felt like ages before finally stepping inside. She wore a mask and a baseball cap, her face hidden in the darkness.
“Do you want to get back at Madeline?” the woman asked. She crouched down, her slender fingers gently lifting Helene’s pale face so their eyes met.
Helene couldn’t even think straight anymore. All she heard was “get back,” and that was enough. Hatred surged in her chest, and she nodded without hesitation. “Yes. I want to. I want revenge.”
The woman smiled, then reached out and patted Helene’s head, like she was a little pet who’d done something right.
“Good. Can you listen to me and do what I say?”
“Yes!” Helene didn’t care who this woman was or what she wanted. As long as she had the power to help her, Helene would do anything.
She had nothing left to lose. The only thing keeping her going was the thought of making Madeline pay.
“I’ll figure out a way to get you out tomorrow. Just be good, okay?”
Helene looked up, staring into the woman’s eyes. There was something familiar about them, and her voice too. But none of that mattered right now. She just nodded desperately. As long as she could escape, she would agree to anything.
“You’re so sweet. Now, try to get some sleep.”
Somehow, the woman was suddenly holding a syringe. She didn’t ask for permission. She just pressed it to Helene’s arm and pushed the plunger.
Under the cold glow of the moon, Helene’s mind started to drift. Her eyelids grew heavy. The last thing she saw was the woman’s shadow fading into the darkness.
Every instinct screamed that this woman was dangerous. She wouldn’t help Helene for nothing. She was probably just using her. But Helene didn’t care. As long as Madeline suffered in the end, she was willing to give up everything, even her life.
…
“Yep. Those were his exact words.”
Madeline couldn’t help but pinch their chubby cheeks. “That’s a first for him. But Noah, Oliver, Mommy has to go to the office today. I haven’t called Marian back yet. How about you come with me? I’ll try to finish early, and tonight I’ll cook you something really yummy. How does that sound?”
Since she was living alone, Madeline hadn’t asked their nanny, Marian, to come back. She didn’t feel comfortable leaving the kids alone, so this was the best plan she could come up with.
Noah nodded. “Okay.”
Oliver smiled. “We’ll do whatever you say, Mommy. We’ll be super good.”
As long as they could be with their mom, nothing else mattered.
Seeing her two little ones with their backpacks made Madeline’s heart feel so full. She smiled even wider.
After they got ready and finished breakfast, Madeline took both kids with her to the office.

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There are no words for chapter 623, just the chapter number....
Why can’t the couples in these stories just be happy? This couple has been through enough already, let them be happy!...
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