The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Chapter 784

“Mom… Kingsley is here.” Samantha exclaimed, pointing excitedly. Madelyn followed Samantha’s gaze and saw a young man in his early twenties, dressed in a white shirt and black pants, standing under a tree with black, edgy short hair. He waved at them.

Samantha pleaded, “Mom, I want to go to Kingsley.”

Jasmine allowed, “Go ahead.”

As soon as she released Samantha’s hand, Samantha immediately ran toward him in excitement.

Madelyn was taken aback when she saw him because his features were strikingly similar to Zach’s. She estimated they shared about seventy percent similarity. The key difference was that Kingsley had a more innocent and youthful appearance compared to Zach.

The difference between them was Kingsley looked innocent and youthful, unlike Zach.

last look at Zach and

to not having slept well the previous night, she felt drowsy in the car.

the cemetery. Madelyn contemplated, ‘Nothing happened?’ She had always suspected there was an affair between them. She didn’t look at Zach as she replied, “You don’t need to explain these

thinking, ‘Even if nothing happened, what does that prove? Is he trying to convince me, or is he

easily believe his words

held an umbrella for her as she carried the child inside. The outer side of Zach’s shoulder was half wet from the light

checked the caller ID before stepping outside to take the call. Unless it was an important call, he would usually answer in Madelyn’s presence.

However, due to negligence, she knocked out a nurse and escaped from the hospital. Be careful with her. She’s already guessed that you’re related to the

grew dark as he looked through the floor-to-ceiling window at Madelyn in the living room. He replied, “Understood.” He then asked, “When’ll the medical report

The data in multiple aspects wasn’t looking good. The tumor detected in her brain through the CT scan was growing faster than expected. He responded, “It’s going to take some more time. Be sure to provide her with extra attention and care in the near future. I’ll send her medications in person when she’s finished with them.”