The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 969

Margaret was about to tidy up another room. When she heard the noise, she quickly went to the master bedroom. She was startled when she saw the scene. She hurriedly carried Dalton to the baby room beside the master bedroom to put him down.

She came back and said, "Mr. Jardin, what you're doing won't do. We need to use cold water to wipe Ms. Jent's body."

"Go get some water now." Zach did not want to let go of Madelyn.

Margaret then went to fetch a basin of cold water.

The cream could relieve itching. Soon enough, Madelyn did not feel itchy anymore. However, the wounds from the scratching began to hurt.

She said, "Don't think I'll be grateful to you because of this incident."

Zach lowered her head as he carefully treated her wounds with a cotton swab, "I'm sorry. I shouldn't have lost my temper with you."

Madelyn thought she heard him wrongly. She could not believe the usually arrogant Zach actually apologized to her.

Zach was prideful. To him, everything he did was right, even if it was wrong. But this time, he actually apologized to Madelyn.

Margaret was holding the basin as she glanced at them before quickly leaving the room.

Madelyn immediately grabbed the blanket. She became stiff suddenly. She had waited for two lifetimes to hear an apology from him.

Her eyes turned red slightly when she thought about the past. She forcefully pulled her hand, "Some things can't be solved with just an apology. I know you want me to learn from this incident that leaving without your protection makes me useless and incapable of doing anything.

"But even though I ended up like this, I don't regret it. I don't want to be confined by you here. I don't love you; do you understand?

"Can't you go and find Cecilia and make her your wife? I'm useless. I can't do anything besides painting! I just want to leave and have my own life!

"That day... You were fine being with Cecilia. You can live without me. A–As long as I disappear for a long time, you'll surely forget me."