The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning By Max Charming chapter 196
Jadie had called her to give her a box of pills, saying Rosario had told her to pass them to Madelyn. Since it was not Rosario herself who was giving them to her, Madelyn did not dare eat them. Jadie was one of Zach’s people, so who knew what kind of medication it really was?
After Madelyn thanked her, she left with Yvonne to go to the canteen. Before Serena could talk. to her, she had already left. Serena could not help but exclaim, “Madelyn’s truly getting more amazing. It’d be great if my results could be half as good as hers. My dad scolds me everyday, saying that me being her daughter makes him feel shameful whenever he goes out in public.”
Jadie lowered her gaze. No one knew what she was thinking about. She pulled the corner of her lips into a smirk and said, “Really? As long as you’re willing to work hard, you can be just like Madelyn. You might even join Class Six.”
As usual, Madelyn still went to listen to Mr. Newton’s class. She could not deny that Mr. Newton’s teaching method was effective. He targeted everyone’s weaknesses and prepared a set of specialized study plans for them. However, from what Madelyn understood, the questions that Albert gave her were much more challenging than the ones he gave to the other students. It even went beyond her current scope of knowledge. Madelyn had only been able to calculate half of the questions from the exercise book he had given her last time. She had only been able to solve the rest by searching through other extracurricular books.
When they reached the learning building, Madelyn asked, “Why hasn’t Danny been coming to school recently? Did something happen to him at home?”
Yvonne answered unconcerned, “I’m not sure. It might be due to family matters. However, if I were to guess, he might be caring for his mother.”
“His mother is sick?” Madelyn asked.
Yvonne thought for a while before saying, “I’m not sure. Why do you care so much about him now?”
Madelyn chuckled and went along with it, “I was just asking.” They did not think much about it as both of them entered the teaching and learning building.
Night came, and it was half past nine. The lights in the living room were still on. Rosario had. just made supper and brought it into Jadie’s room. Rosario saw that Jadie was still studying, so she did not disturb her. She quietly left and closed the door. At that moment, the front door opened quietly.
When she saw the person who had returned, she greeted him, “Mr. Jardin, you’ve gone socializing again? Do you need me to whip up something to deal with your hangover?”
Zach’s whole body oozed with the stench of alcohol. He tiredly pinched the middle of his brows and replied, “No need.” His gaze went to the other door, with light seeping through the
crack. He raised his wrists to check on the time and saw that it was almost ten. “Jadie isn’t asleep yet?”
Rosario said, “Jadie is still studying. I just made her supper and brought it to her.
“By the way, Mr. Jardin, Madelyn… how are her studies in school? I wonder if she’s reached home yet?” Rosario asked.
Zach threw the suit and keys in his hand at the foyer, “I’ll take a look.”
Zach knocked a few times before opening the room door. Jadie turned around to take a look and quickly broke into a smile, “Zach, you’ve returned!”
Zach walked over and dragged a chair to sit beside her, “You’ve been sleeping quite late recently. Is there a lot to study for?”
Jadie shook her head, “No… I just want a better result at the end of the semester. Who knows, I might even get the class scholarship. That way, I can buy you a present before your birthday.”
Zach replied, “I don’t need any birthday presents, and you don’t need to pressure yourself too much. Rest early.”
“Sigh, there isn’t actually much pressure when being in Class One. Most of my time is spent having fun with classmates. We’ve been neglecting our studies a lot and are incomparable to Madelyn. She joined the Mathematics Olympiad classes and might even get recommended to Venturia University. I’m her elder sister, so I have to set a good example regardless. I can’t lag behind her too far.”
Jadie took out a Mathematics exercise book and asked, “By the way, it just so happens that I have some questions I don’t understand. Could you teach me, Zach?”
“Sure,” Zach readjusted his posture and helped her analyze the questions together.
A melodious voice from within the room rang under the soft glow of the moonlight. A man wrote a line of beautiful numbers on a piece of white paper with his long and slender fingers, while the young lady beside him was focused and nodded her head in agreement every once in a while.
The scene was harmonious and breathtaking.
