Chapter 397
Madeline’s teary eyes widened. She was certain that she had not hallucinated that voice.
As she lifted her head, she stared at Ava’s small grin while she smiled at her with her big eyes blinking. Ava was alive.
Madeline’s heart was conflicted. Her feelings were mixed with a little frustration but also largely relief.
Ava shot up energetically as she took in the daze Madeline was in.
She quirked a proud brow at Madeline.
“Are you finally admitting me to be your good friend, Miss Vera Quinn?”
“…” Madeline was speechless.
Amidst the silence, Madeline felt someone approach her from behind.
Straightening herself and turning her head, she watched Daniel enter the room. His elegant and poised features were tinted with a subtle hint of excitement as his eyes glistened with tears.
It dawned on Madeline that this was indeed a test.
decided to trust them in
that the
apple bobbed, and his voice shook as he walked toward Madeline. “It’s great to
gently, slowly reaching
she only slapped his hand away.
was cold, laced heavily
They had not expected Madeline to be so
“Madeline…”
“Maddie, I…”
joking about death funny to you?”
turned to look at Daniel anxiously, urging him to chase
Madeline before she could get too far away. “I’m sorry we
expectations and earnestness
you left three years ago? Ava
saw you again? Yet all we got was you insisting that you weren’t Madeline. You were too indifferent
at the flawless appearance in front of her. Finally, he reached out
at his fingertips had
you
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