The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 1205

Chapter 1205 

After Blake had gone missing as a child, Cecilia focused all her efforts on earning more money to bolster her family’s financial background. This had allowed her to hire more people to search for Blake’s whereabouts. Over the years, despite no news of her sister, Cecilia never stopped searching, hoping to at least find out whether 

her sister was alive or dead. 

In the hospital ward, Blake lay on the bed, muttering weakly, “Close 

the door, I don’t want to see them.” 

“Alright. I’ll send them away. You rest here, and we’ll eat something 

later,” Liam responded. 

Blake was in a VIP hospital ward. Outside in the main hall, the 

bodyguard arranged everything neatly on the dining table. 

Cecilia waited just outside the door. 

Liam approached Cecilia and confronted her, “I never thought you of 

all people would be the one who hurt her like this! How could you do 

this to her? She may be a bit stubborn, but Blake has never even 

spoken badly of you!” 

Cecilia signaled for the bodyguards to leave, then turned to Liam. “Do 

you truly care about her?” she asked 

Liam replied cautiously, “Ms. Samford, are you planning to harm me too?” His expression hardened. 

Cecilia sighed, “It seems I’m cruel and ruthless in your eyes.” 

Suddenly, she removed her sunglasses, revealing bloodshot eyes with dark circles under them, catching Liam off guard. 

“I guess there’s no harm in telling you. I recently discovered Blake is my little sister who got lost and was kidnapped when we were kids,” 

Cecilia disclosed. 

Liam, shocked by the revelation, questioned, “Are you regretting your 

actions now? The past can’t be undone. Ms. Samford, have you considered, if Blake was a stranger to you, would you be acting this 

way?” 

Cecilia paused, then replied coldly, “I’ve investigated your background. You’re the only son of the Secretary-General, and your childhood illness required expensive surgery. What, did you think the funds for it appeared out of nowhere? If not for your father agreeing to a marriage in exchange for money, would you be alive today? You were given a way out, but we, the less fortunate, do not have such luxuries. If I hadn’t been ruthless, I wouldn’t have achieved what I have now. 

Liam, realizing that Cecilia was right and his medical expenses as a 

child had been funded by his father’s actions, clenched his fists, 

emotions swirling. 

Cecilia continued, “The whole reason I worked my way up was so that