The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 307

Madelyn was in high spirits. She went to the kitchen and put on an apron before taking out the ingredients from the fridge to personally make the cake.

Rosario walked to her, "Do you need my help?"

Madelyn refused, "No. I've done it several times, so I've got the hang of it. You can go and do something else, Rosario."

"Alright, then. If you need anything, just ask for me."

"Sure." Madelyn replied.

A walnut cake was not difficult to make. Jadie walked into the kitchen and looked at Madelyn, who was busy, and curiously asked, "Madelyn, since when did you know how to make walnut cake? Can you teach me?"

Madelyn, "I learned from Rosario. If you want to learn how, I can send you a tutorial video and the recipe! It's not that difficult."

Jadie replied, "Sure! I'll watch you make it now. Zach is talking with the others and I have no idea what they're talking about, so I came to see what you're doing. Do you need my help?"

Madelyn, "You can help me wash these dishes. I'm halfway through. Just be careful."

"Okay." Jadie nodded, rolling up her sleeves. She then adjusted the tap water's temperature and asked, "Madelyn, how did you meet Mr. Arnold? I can tell he likes you."

Madelyn was mashing the steamed walnuts, with her eyes down and very focused. She did not answer Jadie's question, but changed the topic by asking, "How are you doing in the Math Olympiad training class? When I was there back then, the workbook that Mr. Newton gave me was quite difficult. I've only done half of them so far."

Jadie replied, "It's okay. It's just that the pressure to study in Class One is really intense. I spend every day studying and solving questions. I don't have any free time for myself." She sighed deeply before continuing, "At school, if there's anything I don't understand, I ask Mr. Newton. When I'm at home, I usually ask Zach, but he's been coming home late recently, so for now I've had to leave any questions I don't understand.

"What about you? Do you blame me for taking your spot? For preventing you from getting into the Math Olympiad training class?"

Madelyn shook her head, "I don't. It's a matter of competition. That's how it works in Class One. As long as your grades are good, no one will complain no matter what you do. There are opportunities everywhere. That's what Ms. Hann told me."

Jadie, "That's true... Sigh. Anyway, how's your relationship with Yvonne now?"

Madelyn glanced at her, "Why?"

She wondered, 'Is this about what happened yesterday?'