The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 627

"Zach," Cecilia called out. She was dressed in a shawl and pencil skirt with a diamond-encrusted bag in her hand. She stood out brilliantly in the hotel lobby. She continued to stare at Zach coldly as he left. He had ignored Cecilia even though she walked past him.

The hotel arranged for a chauffeur to send them to the hospital. Madelyn, who was sitting in the car, suddenly felt cold. Zach held onto her hand and found a blanket to cover her.

"It's so cold," Madelyn said.

Zach used his fingers to swipe her sweat-drenched hair to the side. He then comforted her, "It's fine. We're almost at the hospital."

An unknown emotion suddenly erupted from his chest. It was a feeling of panic he had never felt before.

After they reached the hospital, Madelyn was given an IV drip. She then opened her eyes. "Dr. Jensen..."

Joey Jensen said to her, "You're finally awake."

"Your boyfriend is downstairs paying for your fees. Does he know about your condition, Madelyn? You're currently in terrible condition. You'll need to stay in the hospital for treatment. With the current level of medical care, we can still cure this," Joey explained.

Joey was her attending physician. Madelyn had not been to a hospital for quite some time and did not expect Zach to bring her to this particular hospital. Madelyn weakly grabbed his lab coat and said, "Don't tell him, please? I beg of you."

Joey advised her with resignation, "Madelyn, you really need to stay here for treatment. You're my patient, and I must take responsibility for you."

Madelyn said, "I will, but not now. Just give me a bit more time, okay?"

"I give up. All I can say as a doctor is, it's your body and you need to cherish it," Joey said.

"Thank you," Madelyn thanked him and released her grip. However, she still felt a tightness in her chest.

When Zach inquired about Madelyn's condition, Joey lied about her actual condition. He told Zach, "It's caused by a lack of nutrition, in addition to her frail constitution. She must have her meals daily and try her best to not exhaust herself. She needs to focus on resting."