Chapter 192
The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning
âZach should have known this would happen once he chose to take off the mask and lay all his cards down on the table. He should have known that we were destined to end up in this predicament. He should just keep doing his thing while I live my life, neither of us interfering with each other. By the time he gains complete control of the Jent family, I might not even be in Ventropolis anymore.â Madelyn thought.
âWhatâs the point of throwing a tantrum at me?â Zach asked as he watched the bowl roll around the floor. It was very sturdy and did not break. âI wonât say it a second time; lie back down!â
Madelynâs frail body stood by the door. She did not budge as the cold wind from the outside blew through her loose clothing. The emptiness made her cold, and her stomach started to throb with pain.
At the same time, the awkward mood was broken by a nurseâs voice asking, Why are you out of bed?
Are you not in pain anymore?â
She continued to ask, âI heard both of you fighting from the corridor. From what I see, as a brother, why canât you just let your sister have her way? A ladyâs mood is naturally irritable during her period, after all. Quick, clean up the floor and wait for a while for the doctor to come to do a reexamination. If nothing is wrong, you can be discharged,â the nurse said.
Madelyn replied calmly, âThank you, doctor. I know.â
The nurse urged her, âLie down quickly. You donât want to fall ill again.â
Madelyn took a mop from outside and wiped the floor clean. She would never hope for Zach to help her do this. In actual fact, she was not in much pain, the first day had been the hardest to deal with.
After the doctor gave her an examination, they called for Zach. In the office, the doctor pointed at Madelynâs CT scan and said solemnly, âSince youâre the patientâs family, Iâll be honest with you. When we did a checkup yesterday, we discovered a uterine malformation. Restoring her uterus to its original state through an operation is unlikely, as it might become infected or even cancerous. Since weâve discovered it at an early stage, weâll be able to remove her uterus through surgery, but at a later stage, the cancer cells might metastasize and spread. If that occurs, a vasectomy wonât be enough to treat the patientâs condition.â
She continued, âFor her health, we as medical professionals would suggest doing the surgery as soon as possible. Also, please be aware that as a result of this surgery, she might no longer be able to bear a child in the future.â the doctor added.
Zachâs face was emotionless as he replied, âI understand.â
âYou can discuss this with the patient and decide when she will undergo the surgery,â the doctor suggested.
Zach did give any response to the doctor and got up to walk out. Dread filled his face. When he stepped into the ward, the sound of a young lady laughing came from within, âRosario, your carrot ginger soup is the best in the world.â
âI was only away a few days. What happened to you, child? Your physique looks skinnier than before I left,â Rosario said.
âHow can that be? You mustâve been mistaken; Iâve always been this way. Itâs fashionable to be skinnier nowadays, it makes me look more beautiful,â Madelyn argued.
Rosario scolded her, âYouâre such an odd child! Madelyn, youâre beautiful in my eyes regardless of whatever you look like. Youâre not allowed to be picky with food from now on.â
Madelyn leaned on Rosarioâs shoulder while eating the soup Rosario fed her. Madelyn said, Iâm not picky with food. The food Margaret makes is just as delicious as yours. I always eat two bowls of it every day.â
âItâs better for you to eat more. You always make me worried when Iâm not around,â Rosario commented.
Of course Rosario knew all about Madelynâs situation at home. The Jent family had hired Margaret with her recommendations. They were both from the same hometown and had a similar straightforward attitude, and Margaret would tell Rosario about everything that happened in the Jent family home.
Madelyn was already naturally a light eater, but since Rosario had left the Jent family, Madelyn had been eating even less than normal. Sometimes, she would even skip dinner.
However, Rosario had watched her grow up, after all. How could she not worry whenever she fell sick or got hurt? Throughout her lifetime, Rosario had never had any children. She had treated Madelyn as if she were her child from the very beginning.
âWhy donât I get Mr. Jardin to come back and take care of you?â Rosario asked.