In Madelyn’s previous life, Zach’s reason for marrying Cecilia was partly because she bore a slight resemblance to Jadie. He kept Cecilia by his side as a substitute.

From childhood to adulthood, Madelyn was inferior to Jadie in every aspect, whether it was grades or appearance, except for her family background.

The bond between Jadie and Zach was like an impenetrable fortress built with steel. Zach’s love for Jadie ran deep in his bones. On the other hand, Madelyn was merely the daughter of an enemy to Zach, devoid of any trace of affection.

The knocking gradually grew louder. Madelyn anxiously bit her lip. Zach had never been patient with her. If she didn’t open the door for him soon, he might even kick it down without a second thought.

Therefore, she flicked on the light switch, lifted the blanket, and slipped on her shoes as she rose from the bed. Opening the door, she put on a facade of just waking up and rubbed her eyes. “Brother? You’re back! Sorry, I was sound asleep and didn’t hear anything. Is there something you need?”

Zach’s eyebrows furrowed. However, as he observed her sleepy appearance and realized she had gone out of her way to let him in, his brows relaxed, and a hint of tenderness softened his gaze.

away. In an attempt to conceal

He nonchalantly withdrew his hand and proceeded to enter Madelyn’s room. The moment Zach closed the door behind him, Madelyn’s uneasiness began

car. A thought crossed his mind, ‘She hasn’t changed. She’s still the same old Madelyn.’ In a detached manner, he inquired, “Are you feeling better?” His voice lacked warmth, devoid

table and pulled out a chair, intentionally keeping her distance from him. “Thank

of tobacco and alcohol wafted from him. It

bestowed upon him an air of pride, composure, and a chilly demeanor. Clad in a sleek black suit, the tall

of hell, intent on destroying lives. He lay dormant, awaiting the perfect moment to unravel her life and bring down

her hand in front of her nose.

“I apologize. I’ve been occupied lately and have had to tend to social obligations. I’ll be more mindful in

It’s been so many years since I last saw her, and I actually

passing through his eyes. “No

Madelyn murmured, lightly touching the bandage on her wrist, feeling a faint twinge of pain

for Zach ran so deep that she couldn’t bear the thought of him living together with Jadie.

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