The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Ethan’s voice, tinged with regret echoed from behind, “I’m sorry… I shouldn’t have gone behind your back, nor should I have kept you in the dark. My fears got the better of me.’

“I was afraid that once I found out those things, you’d leave without hesitation, and I’d be powerless to stop you,” he confessed, “I’ve never wanted to hurt you, not even with a harsh word… Madelyn… I love you! The more I love you, the harder it is for me to accept the truth I uncovered. I never intended for you to leave. Those words about canceling the engagement, they were just said out of anger.” 2

His voice broke slightly, “I… I only have you! Please don’t go, regardless of whether it’s true or not. I don’t care anymore. I just want you to stay by my side. I don’t want to lose you.”

Ethan had lost so many people in his life; he didn’t want to lose the one person he cared about the most.

Ethan enveloped her in a tight embrace, his voice trembling with desperation. “Tell me it’s not true, please? Even if it means lying to me.” The vulnerability in his tone was palpable. In the pitch-black room, Madelyn opened her eyes, surprisingly calm. her emotions

you have to promise me one thing – from now on,

she hadn’t revealed was the way Zach

“You should take a shower and

me hold you a little longer,” Ethan requested. Madelyn thought she really should get some sleep, or she would struggle to wake up tomorrow. She closed her eyes, feeling a weight lifted off her chest, and soon drifted

over. She smelled a faint, refreshing scent of shower gel and immediately fell back asleep. Three days flew by, and it was soon

crowded with parents, all chattering nervously. They were all eagerly awaiting this important day.

“Got it.”