The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Chapter 443

Zach forced Madelyn into the chair and took a bite with the fork “See? There’s no poison.”

Madelyn could not understand his actions. ‘Isn’t he eager for my demise? Why’s he bothering with my well-being now? He took away my snacks but served me a meal. He’s never done these things.’

Perhaps due to excessive hunger, Madelyn had no appetite at all. Her stomach churned, and she felt a wave of nausea and was about to throw up. Madelyn clutched her clothes tightly, remained expressionless, and looked at the used fork. Even without poison, she refused to eat anything Zach brought. It was hard for her to believe he was being so kind.

“I-I’m not hungry.” Madelyn stood up, attempting to escape. However, Zach behind her pressed down on her shoulder, forcing her to sit.

“Do you want me to feed you myself?” Zach asked.

“No,” Madelyn rejected without hesitation. Then, she reached for a tissue from the side with a trembling hand and slowly wiped the fork. Zach watched her with a darkened expression.

and Zach took a comb from the bathroom. He gently untangled her hair, which still carried a hint of sweet strawberry fragrance from the previous day’s washing. Madelyn remained still, feeling out of place in her room and unsure what to do. She ate about half of the meal, finishing all the chicken

I’m going to wash

almost addicted, combing her hair

can’t eat

have to finish it even if you can’t.” Zach raised his eyes and saw Madelyn in the mirror. She barely managed to hide the disgust on her

her and tied her hair. This hairband was a birthday gift he had brought back for Madelyn from Marisburg. She had never

bear it any longer and stood up. “What

the words left her mouth, she regretted them. With Hayson absent, provoking him would only lead to trouble. Suppressing her irritation, Madelyn spoke calmly, “Thank you for the meal today. I’m

You don’t need to

unfamiliar distance in her eyes, Zach fixed his gaze. “Go downstairs for a

response was subtly telling him that

weariness in her eyes. She pulled off the hairband, and her waterfall – like black hair cascaded down. She absentmindedly tossed the hairband into the sink, then sat on the toilet seat,