The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

The waiter served the final dish.

“Nothing here that suits your taste?” Zach took a sip of water and looked at her.

Madelyn’s bag was placed on the chair right beside her. She had the strong urge to just grab her bag and leave. However, she could never do that with the bodyguard around her. Even if she did manage to escape, she would have no idea where to go.

“I don’t want to stay here. I have my own things to do.”

“What things? Tell me about them,” Zach asked.

Madelyn tightened her grip on her fork and knife. “I’m going to Dreamy Bay in North Sands next week. I have a lot of preparations to make. If you keep me here, I won’t be able to get anything done.”

Zach listened to her quietly before muttering one word, “No.”

Madelyn could not figure out what right he had to interfere with her decision every time she wanted to do something. After all, she was not a student anymore.

my business, and you don’t have the right to stop me from doing anything, even with the relationship we have with each

sentence. He put down his fork and leaned back in his chair. “Tell me, what kind of relationship

that could seem to see through everything, including her. Madelyn could not figure out what he was trying

an improper relationship with each other by asking that

a toy to him?‘

her gaze, and her hand tightly grasped her skirt under the table. She did not want to admit it as she said, “To me… you’re just a brother that I have no blood

to her, and Madelyn could feel her

a beautiful yet simple necklace inside. Madelyn

it for her. Then, he whispered in her ear with an alluring

rested his hands on her shoulder, and his gaze fell on her tightly clenched hands. He smiled faintly. “Madelyn… you can call me brother

voice was like a sharp knife that could

need anything, just tell the bodyguard to do it for you. If you’re going somewhere, make sure to let me know… okay?” He playfully ran his fingers through

he left, and the bodyguard nodded as

at all. She had no idea what she was thinking nor when

the waiter came over to tell her that the