The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 1113

Chapter 1113 

After an hour of surgery, Zach arrived at the hospital and stood outside the operating room with Lana. Zach’s expression was cold as he questioned Lana, “What the hell happened! Why would there be a 

fire out of nowhere!?” 

Lana was still worried about Kai’s injury. Her eyes were still puffy from crying. When Zach interrogated her, Lana could not respond. She did not know why it happened. 

Instead, the nanny taking care of Lana explained the situation to Zach. Zach scowled and ordered Kevin, “Find the surveillance 

footage. Do whatever it takes to find the culprit.” 

Kevin nodded and said, “Yes, Mr. Jardin.” 

Kevin received the surveillance footage of the sixteenth floor. He 

noticed that the suspect was wearing a mask. Her features were 

unrecognizable. When the police came to investigate it, the forensic 

artists could only deduce the person’s features. It was the only clue they had for now. 

By the time Madelyn was sent to the ICU, Kevin had returned from his 

investigation. He reported to Zach, “Mr. Jardin, we’ve done our 

investigation. This person is not a nurse from the hospital. Some of 

them have said that they have never seen her before. It seems 

someone was impersonating a nurse. Besides, that floor requires an 

identification card, and the nurse who entered the sixteenth floor was 

a male. It wasn’t the person we were looking for.” 

Zach loosened his tie in frustration and asked, “Which floor is Yvonne 

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on?” 

Kevin answered, “The twentieth floor.” 

Zach turned around and went toward the elevator. Kevin followed 

behind and asked, “Do you suspect Ms. Young was the one who 

planned it, Mr. Jardin?” 

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He continued, “But she’s still under our surveillance. I don’t think she 

did it.” 

Zach asked him back with a side-eye glance, “Do you know her that 

well?” 

Kevin kept quiet and thought to himself, ‘If Yvonne did order someone 

to do it, she’d be digging her own grave. Besides, shouldn’t she be