The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 366

Jasmine tried to figure out what Zach was thinking from his expression, but his expression was unreadable. Jasmine could not discern anything, but her heart was filled with sorrow.

"Jealous?" Zach reached past her and set down the glass of water on the table before taking out a silk handkerchief from his suit pocket and wiping his hands as if he had touched something dirty. After he was done, he threw it onto the table.

Jasmine smiled, "Of course! You're the man I've set my sights on, after all. I can't have you, so it's only natural for me to get jealous when you don't end up with me."

Zach threw her a sideway glance icily, "Is this what you figured out after being by my side all these years?"

He continued, "But it's a shame. I prefer my women pure."

Jasmine felt heartbroken upon hearing Zach's words. It was as if her wound that had already scabbed over, was ripped open.

'That's right. I'm no longer pure. I'm... unworthy of him,' she thought again.

"Don't look at me like that. It's disgusting." Zach snapped.

Zach had never imagined that he would repeat the exact words he had said to Madelyn to someone else. He found it ironic.

'Even if she's staying at the Arnold residence, I've got plenty of ways to make Madelyn come back,' he thought.

"Don't forget, Zach. We're the same kind of people. You're protecting Jadie well, but if she finds out what you've done in the past, do you think she'll still be with you?"

She continued, "And Madelyn...if she learns that you used despicable tactics to join the Jent family just to destroy them, don't you think she'll use the Jent family to ruin you?"

"Go ahead and try. Let's see which one of us goes down first!"

The following day was a weekend, and Zach had agreed to go on a date with Jadie at the amusement park.

However, someone had secretly taken photos of the two of them dating.

Hayson looked at the photos placed in front of him, and was so furious that he almost fainted. Jasmine helped him back onto the chair and patted him on the back to calm him down.