The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Chapter 61

Madelyn continued, “You’re aware of the situation I’m dealing with at school. I don’t want to burden you with my problems.”

Serena responded, slightly puzzled, “Why would you even go to Lorville? It’s just a small town. on the outskirts. But that’s not the main issue here. It’s fine if you don’t want to be my best friend, but at least don’t ignore me when I try to approach you.”

Madelyn agreed, nodding, “As long as you don’t disrupt my studies, I won’t ignore you.”

Overjoyed, Serena exclaimed, “Madelyn, you’re the best!” and hugged her tightly.

In reality, Madelyn couldn’t quite comprehend Serena’s sudden desire to be friends. They hadn’t interacted much before, not even in her past life, and the people around them were mere acquaintances who exchanged polite nods and greetings. There was a chance they wouldn’t even recognize each other one day.

continued on her way, she unexpectedly encountered Forrest walking ahead. He was donning a black denim jacket, and a cast on his left hand. When they were

her surprise, another familiar face appeared before her-Jadie. Lately, it seemed that Jadie had been appearing in

futile.

girl up ahead and commented, “That’s Jadie White, the stunning new transfer student at Ventropolis High School. She’s only been there for less than a week, and word has it that Forrest has

she has a brother who’s well-connected, although they’re not related by blood. However, her brother is quite strict

to come

referred

“How did you come to know

witnesses who claimed to have seen Forrest, slightly intoxicated, taking Jadie for a ride on his motorcycle. After an incident like that, students from both Ventrocloud High School and. Ventropolis High School couldn’t help but become aware of Jadie White’s presence… The girl standing next to her is

thought. The truth was, she had no knowledge of the gossip Serena was referring to. She wasn’t one to indulge in rumors or spend time browsing through

were typically filled with a demanding schedule of attending classes and participating in extracurricular activities. By the time she arrived home after school, it was already late, around eight or nine in the evening. She simply

delve into other people’s