The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 1128

Chapter 1128 

Madelyn soon slept after hanging up the phone and cleaning the photos on the wall. Zach, always out and about from dawn till dusk, did not return until well past midnight. 

The car engine roared, and a blinding set of high beams flashed by. Downstairs, exhaustion filled Zach’s eyes. He exited the car with his forehead rubbed and strolled to the third-floor master bedroom. The door latch clicked open. 

Madelyn was sound asleep until she felt the bed sagging. That slight disturbance woke her up a bit. 

Zach ditched his jacket and lay on the freshly changed sheets. He scooped Madelyn up, along with the blanket, into his arms. Smelling the flowery shower gel on her, it was like Zach had brushed away his mixed feelings. 

With a sleepy look, Madelyn opened her eyes halfway. She spoke softly, “What’s that smell on you? Go take a shower.” 

“Okay, I’ll go in a while.” 

Madelyn was too tired. Before long, she dozed off again. Zach 

adjusted the shoulder straps of her nightgown, which had slipped off. 

He did not stay in bed for long before getting up and heading to the 

bathroom for a shower. After he had showered and blow-dried his 

hair, they did nothing. He just held her close, and they slept the night 

away. 

The night passed across the sky, and the dawn light slowly rose from 

the horizon. Outside, there was still a hint of frost in the air; inside, the heated floor kept the temperature just right. 

As Madelyn went downstairs in her slippers, the maid had already prepared breakfast. It was a bowl of pasta. Madelyn was alone at home these days. Everything had started to simplify. 

Besides the busy servants, Madelyn always saw Zach sitting on the sofa every time she came downstairs. However, she had not seen him at all for several days now. 

Zach rarely had time to sleep in late. Despite the rapid development of technology and electronic news, he still clung to the tradition of reading the newspaper delivered every morning after waking up. 

Madelyn glanced at the coffee table before the sofa and casually asked, “Did the newspaper delivery person not show up today?” 

One of the maids said, “Mrs. Jardin, we haven’t seen Mr. Jardin for quite some time either. Since three or four days ago, he has already read the delivered newspapers before leaving.”