The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Chapter 616

The atmosphere in the room grew sensual and even the sea breeze that blew in added to the passionate scene,

Madelyn lost track of time before it finally ended. Her senses were numb as she drifted in and out of consciousness.

Everything only ended after the sunlight appeared outside the window. Madelyn was so drained that she did not even have the energy to move a finger. She fell into a deep and heavy sleep.

Zach came out of the bathroom with Madelyn, who he had just showered with, in his arms. His body exuded a misty warmth, and his snow -white skin seemed to have bruises everywhere.

Zach gently laid her on the bed, opened the bedside drawer, and took out a bottle of ointment. He squeezed some out and applied it evenly between Madelyn’s legs, where there was some redness and even slight bleeding. However, the tearing was not too bad. Madelyn, whose eyes were still closed, hummed softly and frowned as if she was in pain, so Zach became even more gentle with his movement.

After an hour of taking care of Madelyn, Zach heard someone knocking on the door before he could have the time to even rest.

Zach, “Mr. Jardin, the ship has docked.

new set of clothes for her,”

momentarily before he

returned with a new set

in the new clothes before carrying her out of

on Zach’s lap, showing

at the hotel that Madelyn finally got to have

a crimson hue across the sky as a faint glimmer of light seeped through the thick curtains in the room. Madelyn moved her finger, feeling as though her entire body had been run over by a car. It was aching all over. She then realized the warmth beside her,

she had cried and called out to Zach. To her, he was

the next moment, Zach, who had appeared to be sound asleep, instantly woke up. A

grip and immediately pulled Madelyn back toward him.

was pressed tightly against his chest. She grabbed his hand and said with her face filled with resentment, “Let go of me!” “Do you

a beat and

like this; rough

only result in her paying the price tenfold in agony