The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 286

The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning By Max Charming chapter 286

Madelyn opened the car door and hopped out without hesitation. The security guard patrolling by the entrance gate saw her. “Miss Jent,” he called.

Madelyn didn’t look up and quietly answered, quickly moving away. She still had to walk for about ten or twenty more minutes to get to the building where Ethan was staying.

The security guard pressed the Bluetooth earpiece in his ear. While watching Madelyn’s figure fading in the distance, he spoke to Ethan, “Miss Jent is back. A black Audi A6 dropped her off!” Ethan asked, “Did you see who was driving?”

“No, the driver didn’t get out.”

“I see.” Ethan hung up the phone. After a ten-minute walk, Madelyn finally got to the destination. A servant spotted Madelyn when she quietly got to the doorstep.

The servant hurried over, and her voice was filled with concern as she said, Miss Jent, you’re finally here. Mr. Arnold called quite a few times not long ago. He was worried about you and wanted to talk to you! You should give him a call!”

Madelyn replied listlessly, her voice weak. “I’ll call him later. I want to go upstairs first.”

The servant noticed Madelyn’s red eyes, as if she had been crying, and the suit jacket she had on didn’t seem like it belonged to Ethan. The servant could feel that something was wrong with Madelyn, but being just a servant, she didn’t dare to pry.

“Sure.” Madelyn put down the chicken soup and remembered she had to call Ethan. He answered quickly, but Madelyn spoke first. “I’m sorry I made you worry. My phone died, and I just got back to charge it.”

Ethan replied kindly, “No worries. I had Leyton go get you, but when he didn’t find you, I got worried… thought something might be wrong. Is Rosario alright?”

“Just had a little fall… She needs some bed rest for a while, nothing serious. I am not able to join you for dinner later. I’ve already eaten.”

Ethan’s voice was soft, “That’s alright. Just rest up now that you’re home.” “Okay.”