The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning By Max Charming novel Chapter 201

Chapter 201 

Madelyn would have preferred to stay in school, but the school holidays were going to start 

next week. 

On the ground floor of the Grand Court, Madelyn saw Rosario and Jadie waiting for her. When the car stopped, Rosario hurriedly went forward to open the rear passenger door. 

As soon as Madelyn got out of the car, Rosario grabbed Madelyn’s injured hand. 

She fussed over her, “Let me see. You poor child, how did you get injured again?!” 

“I’m fine. It isn’t painful at all. It’s just a small bruise. It’ll heal in a few days.” 

Jadie approached her and said, “Madelyn, your room is ready, but we’ll be sharing a room. I don’t know if you’ll like how I decorated it…” She warmly held Madelyn’s wrist. 

“Okay,” Madelyn emotionlessly responded. Growing up, she had always lived alone in a room. She had never shared a room with anyone. 

When they arrived at the apartment, Jadie told her the door lock code. Upon entering Jadie’s room, Madelyn saw there was an extra bed. 

The bedding was all pinkish in color, and Rosario had bought it according to Madelyn’s preferences. There was also a pink Nikki bear on the bed, which was the birthday gift Madelyn wanted, and Jadie had an identical one placed in the same spot. 

As a guest, Madelyn did not have the right to say she did not like the room. 

“Thank you. I really like it.” 

Jadie happily said, “It’s great that you like it. Rosario and I were worried that you might not. You’re still recovering. You should get some rest now. Rosario and I will help you unpack the luggage. 

Madelyn faintly smiled, “I’m fine. I can unpack my luggage myself.” 

“Let me help you!” 

Madelyn nodded. It would be impolite to reject Jadie’s help. 

After unpacking, Madelyn’s clothes occupied most of the wardrobe, leaving almost no room left for her books. 

Madelyn apologetically said, “I brought a little too many things. I’ll put the rest on the floor!” 

“That’s okay! I’ll ask Zach to buy a bookshelf,” Jadie said. 

“Don’t trouble him.” Madelyn politely responded. 

“It’s no trouble. You don’t understand. I always wanted to have a younger sister so that we could share nice things, watch movies together, and share interesting books…”