The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 367

Zach and Jadie only returned to Grand Court after having dinner in the evening.

Today was the most fun Jadie had ever had, so she had some red wine.

By the time they got home, Zach had to help a drunk Jadie inside as he closed the door with his foot.

Jadie turned around and wrapped her arms around Zach's neck, her voice slurred from intoxication. "Zach...promise me that we'll be together forever and ever!"

CRASH!

A sound came from inside the house, which was then accompanied by a shriek. The sound was faint, but Zach still heard it. He noticed the light shining from under the door.

'There's someone in the house!' he thought.

Someone was in the house, but it was not just anyone, it was Madelyn.

Madelyn walked out of Jadie's room, clutching her forehead and dragging a suitcase. When she walked out and saw the brightly lit living room, she was startled.

She inhaled sharply as she saw the two's intimate posture, which seemed like they were about to make love. She apologized profusely, "Sorry! I'm just here to get the clothes I left here the last time. I copied Jadie's notes that were torn up and left them on the table."

"You two continue what you were doing. I'll be leaving now," she added.

Back when Southern Haven Villas was being renovated, Madelyn had stayed at the house for a while and brought over many things. Most of it was the clothes she usually wore, and the Math Olympiad notes she forgot to take when she had left in a hurry.

After Madelyn had borrowed some materials from the library, she had swung by to grab her things. Just as she was about to leave, she realized she had forgotten to take the Etlinish cassette tape she had accidentally kicked to the foot of the bed earlier.

After Madelyn bent down to pick up her cassette, she hit her forehead on her way up.

By the time she gathered all of her things, the two had already returned.

'I only came because someone else other than Zach picked up the house landline. If I'd known, I wouldn't have come over,' she thought.