The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Madelyn looked at her expression and realized things were clearly not that simple. However, she did not ask further questions. Because she knew knowing too much might not necessarily be a good thing.

She then went upstairs. She thought, ‘ In my past life, Jasmine indeed got admitted into the hospital due to illness at this time. She spent more than half a month recuperating there. But I didn’t know the specific reason.

‘Why’s she at home this time?’ Madelyn realized after her reborn, some things seemed to have changed but they actually did not. Things would ultimately progress toward the predetermined ending.

So, Madelyn was worried. She did not know if Zach still drugged her in this life. She also was not sure about her current health condition. She did not know if she had any other symptoms other than uterine deformity.

She wondered if she had changes in cells that led to the development of cancer. To avoid such a situation, Madelyn would now go to the hospital for a medical checkup every two weeks. When she arrived at the fifth floor, she noticed that her door had been replaced. with a new regular door.

There was a four-leaf clover wall hanging above her door. When she pushed open the door, she saw her wardrobes and bathroom were roughly the same. Her bed’s position had changed.

whispered in her thoughts, ‘The bed I slept in had been moved to the

her paintings. The servants were carrying Madelyn’s things to her room.

the art album hidden deepest at the bottom of her cabinet. When she

room, Madelyn quickly hid the art album. She covered it with neatly folded clothes

It’s just that the wind is strong here at night. You might catch a cold. Remember to cover yourself with

her workbook from her bag and placed it on the table. She then suddenly thought of something. She tentatively asked, “Zach, have

asked, “Returned? What do you

forehead with his cold hand, “You’re not sick!” Madelyn immediately stepped back to distance herself from him, “I’m sorry. I was

complained, ‘When will he change his habit of barging in without knocking?!’ Madelyn