The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 946

Madelyn's return to the studio surprised Clement.

Everyone was captivated by her looks when she suddenly came into the studio. She looked very elegant, and she exuded a unique aura, looking gorgeous and fair. People there could not help but stare at Madelyn.

Clement and Dorian saw Madelyn as soon as they walked out of the conference room after finishing the meeting. Coincidentally, the receptionist was approaching them.

Clement raised his hand to interrupt the receptionist and said, "It's okay, I know her."

Madelyn was quickly invited into the guest room. Dorian poured a cup of warm water and placed it in front of her, "I thought you'd never come back!"

Clement sat on the sofa next to Madelyn, maintaining a distance. Madelyn looked around the studio, "I'm Prof. Monet's student. How could I not come back when all of you are here? Where's the professor?"

Clement adjusted his glasses, "Prof. Monet is still taking on substitute teaching at the school as usual. It's been so long since you've been here. I bet you wouldn't have expected there's a new person in charge here now, and you definitely wouldn't guess who it is!"

Madelyn noticed a group of people outside the glass window peeking in. Dorian saw her gaze. He then grabbed the remote control on the tea table and closed the blinds, "They're all our juniors. Some of them have worked here for two to three years while some have just graduated and have only been working for less than a year."

Madelyn felt somewhat sad as she said, "Time's passed so quickly. Four years have gone by in the blink of an eye. Back then, I was the youngest junior here. Now the studio's thriving and there are so many people working here. I bet that relieves a lot of pressure for you two."

Clement chuckled, "They don't do much, but it's fine. It's mainly thanks to you. Without your continuous help coordinating with our clients, we'd surely suffer a lot."

Dorian chimed in, "That's right! Watching the small team that started with just three or four of us grow into a studio with about twenty people was really touching!"