The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

“But you didn’t really need to do all this… Even if you didn’t give us anything, you’d still be my best…” She couldn’t finish the last word, “friend”, because a big firework popped in the night sky, making it all golden and bright.

Right when it started, one after another, families everywhere started lighting up fireworks. The fireworks were so colorful and pretty, and they lit up Ethan’s face. He looked out the window at the fireworks, like he was lost in thinking.

Madelyn turned around, holding the hangover soup in her hands. She remembered what George had said and decided to wait until he felt better before talking about it. “Finish the hangover soup first, then we can go see the fireworks?”

Ethan smiled. “Sure.” At the Jent residence, they sat on a swing under a tree in the backyard, watching the fireworks light up the sky at night.

swinging on this swing, and watching the fireworks. I used to wish I could see them every night. Rosario used

looking at him. Ethan’s mansion just outside the yard of

years ago was my darkest time. I was so depressed I almost couldn’t take it anymore. In my room, besides the darkness and the sound of water, I heard your laughter. Your

doll, talking to it all day. You said your mom had given it to you. Every day, besides

He cut his wrist with glass shards and, as he watched his blood slowly drying up, he laid in a pool of blood, waiting for

little girl’s laughter seemed to have a magical healing power. When sadness takes over, it feels really hard to breathe, and there was a strong wish to break free from it

Ethan was her neighbor back then. She always thought the house next door was empty; the curtains were never open during the

really hard and then suddenly exclaimed, “Oh, got it! Is it this one, ‘Hush, little baby, don’t make a peep, Papa’s gonna get you a teddy bear so sweet. And if that