Chapter 85
Madelyn had to admit it genuinely was a little disorderly around these parts. Well, not exactly disorderly; it was just the cleanliness here was not as good as in the urban area of Ventropolis.
The buildings here seemed run-down. The place was filled with dilapidated residential areas and
many street food stalls.
Madelyn wandered around and found that the food at these stalls was pretty cheap.
After she walked through the alley, there was even a large sea ahead.
This was the outskirts of Ventropolis. It was an hour’s drive to get to the neighboring city, Marisburg.
Madelyn ran to the beach in excitement. She closed her eyes and breathed in the crisp sea air.
She took off her flip-flops and stepped onto the sand. The seawater was a little chilly, but the sunlight above her head felt warm and refreshing.
Madelyn strolled barefoot along the sandy shoreline, her eyes fixated on the myriad seashells that adorned the beach. Their intricate patterns and vibrant colors enticed her, urging her to collect them one by one.
and commanding, pierced the air above
you are?
makeup. The woman exuded an aura of strength, her arm
to find her voice as Alex approached,
seashells from her hand.
bumpkin? Why haven’t I seen you
her
dare ‘I’ me!” Alex
seized Madelyn’s canvas tote and
As expected of a country
audacity to ask her-a
with rage, and now she had the perfect outlet to release
her canvas tote from the ground. She had no intentions of arguing with Alex and prepared to
Alex did not plan on letting her
I fucking say
her tone sound so much like
you want?” she
a shovel and
About The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming - Chapter 85
The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming is the best current series of the author Cecilia Samford. With the below Chapter 85 content will make us lost in the world of love and hatred interchangeably, despite all the tricks to achieve the goal without any concern for the other half, and then regret. late. Please read chapter Chapter 85 and update the next chapters of this series at novelebook.com