Chapter 140
“Look, I’m wide awake now that you’re here. Let’s chew the fat, shall we?”
Madelyn was confused. “Chew the fat? What do
you mean?”
Margaret patted her thigh. “What? You don’t know what that means? Chew the fat means have a chat.”
Madelyn nodded thoughtfully. “What would you like to chat about?”
Then, Margaret said quietly, “I overheard a few things when I went out earlier. I can guarantee that your father is going to have two more children in three years. You’re going to have a little brother very soon.”
to what Margaret said and was intrigued by her accent. She realized that the way Margaret spoke was open and direct. However, she did not pay much attention to what
want any of them to have his child. Even if something went wrong, he would take care
and caused a scene with a baby in her arms. However, Madelyn never
only time that something like
was a faint smell of burned charcoal. Margaret was snoring loudly, but Madelyn could not sleep at all due to the
the tiny bed for a while, and the sun had risen by the time she woke up. Madelyn got out of bed carefully without waking Margaret up. She covered herself with
snow outside. Her wool slippers were already dried. She put them on and felt a bit warmer. Then, she tiptoed around
mess from last night. All the maids greeted Madelyn as soon as they saw her, “Good morning, Ms.
and went inside, only to be met with an unpleasant
frowned and quickly
avoiding the wound. As she tried to wipe the marks on her neck, she could not help but recall how the two men assaulted her,
away
Read the hottest The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming Chapter 140 story of 2020.
The The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming story is currently published to Chapter 140 and has received very positive reviews from readers, most of whom have been / are reading this story highly appreciated! Even I'm really a fan of $ authorName, so I'm looking forward to Chapter 140. Wait forever to have. @@ Please read Chapter 140 The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming by author Cecilia Samford here.