The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning By Max Charming novel Chapter 420

"Exactly! What if she decides to complain to Ethan Arnold? My parents could get into serious trouble."

A sly gleam appeared in Kayla's eyes as she said, "You all are worthless. But don't fret, she won't be with Ethan for much longer."

She thought, 'She began with such confidence, openly declaring Ethan Arnold as her boyfriend. Now, her boyfriend is cheating on her. She must be feeling so embarrassed.'

Madelyn left the school, and her driver, who didn't expect her to finish school early today, was still waiting outside.

She headed to a cellphone repair shop to get her phone fixed.

The shop owner examined her phone and said, "This is the latest model! The screen is in such bad shape that repairing it will cost almost as much as buying a new phone. It might be better not to fix it. I just got some new models in. Would you like to take a look?"

Madelyn hesitated for a moment. "Um, okay." She didn't have anything particularly important on her phone, aside from the usual junk messages and the occasional call. She didn't use it for much else.

In the end, she chose an older model, a Philips. It was durable and waterproof but had fewer features. For her, it was enough. She began transferring numbers from her old phone to the new one based on her call history.

With her head down, Madelyn suddenly bumped into someone. Startled, she quickly apologized, "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to..." When she looked up and saw the woman she had bumped into on the ground, she was surprised to see that it was Sylvia.

Madelyn hurriedly helped her up. "It's okay."

Sylvia's voice was as gentle as ever.

Madelyn was equally surprised. "Mrs. Arnold, what brings you here?"

Sylvia smiled wryly. "A teacher called to inform me that Forrest hasn't been to school for several days. He's always been impulsive and immature. I can't seem to control him now... cough, cough..."

Suddenly, Sylvia began coughing and covered her mouth with a handkerchief. Madelyn noticed a trace of blood on the handkerchief.