The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 185

Chapter 185 

Madelyn gripped Zach’s wrist and said with a chilly tone, “Let’s head back quickly. Jadie is still waiting for you at home. I’m tired and want to rest.” 

The next moment, Zach pinched both sides of her cheeks and whispered creepily into her ear, You’re still young and don’t know what love is. If you want to date, I won’t stop you. In fact, 1 can even help you find someone better.” 

Madelyn closed her eyes and held back the anger that had welled up inside her. ‘It’s not the time to argue with him now,’ she thought. 

“I-I got it.” 

‘It seems like I really can’t have even a drop of alcohol in the future. After three drinks, I might get drunk and say something displeasing to Zach.’ 1 

Madelyn was completely sober now. She remained silent and dared not to speak again along the way. 

It was almost eleven o’clock when they returned home. The living room was pitch-dark. Madelyn followed Zach slowly as they entered the foyer. She fumbled along the wall for the light switch and turned it on. 

Madelyn wanted to hurry upstairs, but behind her, Zach suddenly said, “Go make some pasta.” 

Madelyn was about to climb the stairs, but heard such a rude request. “I-I’ll get Margaret to cook the pasta for you.” 

“Don’t you understand what I’m saying?” Zach sat on the sofa and reclined back. He looked 

somewhat unwell. 

Madelyn turned around slowly. Looking at how Zach acted, she knew his stomach issue must have flared up again. It was a recurring issue for him. He was sensitive to raw and cold foods, and his habit of drinking on an empty stomach during social occasions often made it worse. Tonight, Zach had consumed a lot of seafood, including crabs. 

‘No wonder he’s in pain.’ 

Madelyn resigned herself to the situation and turned to walk into the kitchen. She opened the fridge to check the available ingredients. It was already so late, so she refused to waste any time here as she was really exhausted. 

‘He could have gone back, but he chose to come here. Lately, he’s been appearing at home more frequently. I can’t understand why he even moved out in the first place.” 

Madelyn wished she would not have to meet him for the whole year. 

She washed the pot, bolled water, chopped vegetables, and used the remaining handmade