The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 957

Kevin rebuked, "But we still need you to come in and handle the business affairs!"

"I told you to find her!" Zach shouted.

Kevin pursed her lips and nodded, "Yes, sir."

Kai chuckled and commented, "You don't even want your company anymore. You should've done this a long time ago."

Before Madelyn could eat dinner, she fell asleep on the bed. Until she heard a faint noise coming from the door. A woman whispered, "I'm telling you, this woman is something else!" As she talked to the other person, she raised her thumb. It was the motel owner.

The other person was an overweight woman with poorly applied makeup over her face. She was holding a cigarette while a few men were behind her. She replied, "Rest assured, I'll pay you accordingly if she is up to my standards."

"You don't need to worry about that. If not, why would I call you, right?" The motel owner assured her.

The fat woman gave the men behind her a signal, and one of them immediately lit a cigarette and threw it through the peephole. Madelyn smelled an odd scent that slowly grew stronger. When she noticed something wrong, she felt her limbs go weak. Madelyn stared at the smoke outside and tried to open the window while covering her nose and mouth. Just as she got off the bed, her legs gave away, and she crashed to the floor.

After the cigarette stopped burning, the man peeped through the peephole and said, "It's done, Ms. Maple. The woman has lost consciousness."

"Open the door and go in," the fat woman, Laura Maple, said. The man forced open the lock, but the door would not budge.

"She has good danger awareness and blocked the door from the inside. I can't open the door," he said.

Laura gave a cold chuckle and said, "Then break the door down."

The motel owner exclaimed, "No! I just installed that door!"

"Don't worry, we'll compensate you for the door," Laura said. The man quickly kicked the door several times, and the furniture moved slightly.

Madelyn was still holding onto her consciousness. She tried hard to open her eyes and saw the people who entered the room, but she had not a single ounce of strength in her body.