Chapter 207 – Mr Williams Madame Is Dying Novel Free Online (Madison & Hunter)

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“Are you surprised? I was already carrying out my plan as you were thinking of ways to comfort me. I thought you were going to give me an explanation. I’ve caught the one responsible.”

Madison looked at Hunter coldly. “Will you do it? Or do I have to do it myself?”

There were five cuts on Leia’s body. Her blood was dripping down into the ocean, and she looked very frail.

“Madie, please calm down. We can talk about this.”

“Calm down?”

Madison smirked, saying, “You expect me to just calm down after all I’ve been through for the past two years? My family is in ruins because of you two. My dad is as good as dead. I almost died in her hands several times. Did you even spare me a thought?”

“Madie, I know it’s all Leia’s fault. I understand that you hate her and me. I can give you my life. Can you spare her in exchange for my life? Please don’t hurt her. She’s the only sister I’ve got.”

Biting her lip, Madison said, “The only sister you’ve got? I should never have believed you. Hunter, I’ll never let you off or her. You two owe me. I’ll get back what’s mine a thousandfold, Leia dies today.”

Kelvin, Brent, and the others arrived at the scene.

“Mrs. Williams, don’t be rash.”

“That’s right. Let’s all just sit down and talk things through.”

“There’s nothing more to talk about. She dies today. I’ve had enough, Hunter,” Madison said as she swung her dagger at the rope holding Leia.

The sharks had already gathered below. If Leia fell into the ocean, her fate would be sealed.

A gunshot sounded.

Madison felt her wrist go numb and saw blood splattering before her. The dagger fell to the floor by her foot. The gunshot resonated in her ears, and her mind was dazed.

She only realized what had happened after a few seconds. She looked at the man holding the gun at her in disbelief. Hunter shot her.

Madison didn’t feel much pain in her wrist. She felt like her chest was shot instead. She felt like there was a hole in her chest as the wind blew on her.

Hunter ran toward Madison. Her bodyguard saw this, and one of them grabbed her other hand. “Ms. Evans, we have to go.”

Madison was dumbstruck. The image of Hunter shooting her kept replaying in her head. He had made his choice between her and Leia.

He picked Leia over her even though she was once his wife, bore his child, and they were once in love. None of those could compare to the bond of a blood sibling.

“Mrs. Williams, please don’t run.” Kelvin and the others chased after her.

The bodyguards brought Madison to a speedboat that was prepared in advance. No one dared to fire at the boat because Madison was onboard.

One of her bodyguards pressed a towel against her gunshot wound. He looked at her apologetically and said, “I’m sorry, Ms. Evans.”

It happened too quickly. No one expected Hunter to shoot Madison.

It was the man she once loved deeply. She started to cry as blood was streaming out of her wound.

Hunter looked at Leia, who was in his arms. She was heavily wounded, but she was smiling. She looked like a proud general that had won the war.

“Hunter, I won.” Leia fainted in his arms after she said that.

Hunter was panicking. He knew he had lost Madison forever.

Avery didn’t expect Madison to be hurt.

Colin’s eyes became bloodshot as he said, “Madison, your arm!”

“I’ll be fine, Colin.”

“How could this be fine? You’re going to be a doctor. This injury will cost you your career.

Colin tended to her injury urgently while lamenting her fate. Colin became a doctor because Madison inspired him to do so, but Madison ended up like this.

“A doctor…” Madison lay on the bed and smiled weakly.

Madison did want to be a good doctor back then, but Hunter dashed her dreams and made her submit to a life as a housewife. And this time, he destroyed her hand. Her life was a mess because of him.

She could still feel a piercing pain in her heart when she thought about Hunter. The pain would spread from her heart to every corner of her body.

“I don’t want to be a doctor anymore. Never again,” Madison said slowly as she closed her eyes.

Not even in her wildest dreams would she expect Hunter to be the one to stab her in the back.

Avery sighed deeply when he saw the hollow expression on Madison’s face. He didn’t know how to comfort her as an outsider. He wasn’t related to her, but he kept having the urge to help her. Madison was around his sister’s age. Madison’s life was too miserable.

“Madison, bear with it for a bit. I’ll be taking out the bullet.”

“Alright. My hand will become useless, right?” Madison asked as she opened her eyes.

Colin paused momentarily, then said, “I’ll try my best to fix it.”

He cursed at Hunter inwardly as he dressed the wound.

Hunter wasn’t able to keep Avery from leaving. He didn’t have time to plan for that. Although Leia’s wounds weren’t fatal, she was too frail. He only realized her body was in a far worse state than he had imagined.

Night had already fallen after Leia was settled down. Hunter sat on the steps and smoked one cigarette after the other. No one knew what he was thinking, but they could see his fingers shaking uncontrollably.

Standing behind him, Brent said, “Mr. Williams, the deed is done.”

That was true. It had already been done. It had been five hours and three minutes since Hunter shot at Madison. It had been hours, yet his hand was still shaking uncontrollably.

He loved her so much. She was his Madie. He still couldn’t believe he shot her.

“Don’t be too hard on yourself, Mr. Williams. Leia is your sister. You had no better options in the heat of the moment.”

Hunter exhaled a puff of smoke and smiled bitterly. “I shot Madie. I actually shot her. She’ll never forgive me.”

“Mr. Williams, Ms. Williams woke up.’

A spark of life returned to Hunter’s eyes. He dusted himself off and stood up. Countless emotions surged within him when he walked to Leia’s side and saw how weak she was.

Leia smiled at him brightly. “Hunter, thanks for coming in time to save me.”

Madison wasn’t in a good state. She was already sick, and the gunshot wound made it worse. She developed a high fever in the night.

The fever made Madison delirious. She felt like she was floating on the sea.

She muttered, “Mom, I’m so cold… Please don’t leave me. Baby, don’t leave. Bring me with you. Living is so painful. It hurts… It really hurts.”

Colin looked at Madison with tears in his eyes. He felt so bitter. Madison was only  years old, but she had gone through so many hardships.

“Madison, I’ll take good care of you. I swear.”

Madison slept for a whole day before waking up. Her arm had already been bandaged. Her wrist was wrapped in white bandages, and she couldn’t see how the injury looked. She could only feel the pain when she tried to move.

She realized it wasn’t a dream. Hunter had shot her.

“You’re awake, Madison,” Colin said excitedly.

Madison opened her eyes to look at him. “Where are we, Colin?”

“We’re on international waters. We’ve left Aldenvine behind, Madison. Don’t worry. He can never find us again.”

A hint of innocence flashed in Colin’s eyes. He didn’t look like he was a manipulative person at all.

“So we’ve left.”

Colin propped Madison’s back up with a pillow. “I’ll get you some food. Enjoy the view in the meantime. We’ll reach our destination in two days.”

“Alright.”

After Colin left, Avery walked in. “You’re awake.”

Madison, who was staring into the distance, turned to look at him. “Thanks for helping me, Mr. Avery.”

If it wasn’t for Avery, Colin and Madison wouldn’t have been able to leave Aldenvine by themselves.

Avery looked at her weary appearance and felt terrible for her. “You’re welcome. It’s nothing much.”

“Mr. Avery, we can do the kidney transplant as soon as we arrive at our destination.

“There’s no rush. You’re still weak. I’ve been living with this illness for a long time. I can wait a little bit more.”

Shaking her head, Madison said, “It’s my promise to you. You’re an important man, and you still need to go home and tend to other business. It’s best if we do the transplant as soon as possible. Only my wrist is hurt. I’m fine otherwise. It’s a kidney transplant. I can live with one kidney.’

“Just get some rest. The transplant can wait.”

Madison looked at the ocean as her emotions simmered down.

She had completely severed ties with Hunter, but she regained her freedom. After Colin healed her father, she would have her father with her.

Fate had been cruel to her, but at least she wasn’t forced to a dead end. She had come to terms with losing a hand. As long as she was alive, there was hope.

Madison didn’t want to waste time thinking about Hunter anymore. All she could think of was the joy of reuniting with Jeff. Chloe had just passed, and no one cared more about the importance of family than Madison.

Madison started to think about Jeff and wondered if he was doing well. Also, she was thinking of how to explain what happened while he was unconscious. Madison thought it might be a good idea for Jeff to enjoy retirement on the island.

Jeff loved fishing. He could pick the hobby back up on the island.

At Aldenvine Hospital, Hunter stayed by Leia’s side without leaving. He only relaxed after she got out of critical condition. He was ready to freshen up at home when a nurse stopped him.

“Mr. Williams, this is Ms. Evans’s medical report. She hasn’t come to take it for a few days. Please hand it over to her if you see her.”

The nurse had seen Hunter and Madison together due to Chloe’s incident. She was sure they knew each other.

Hunter was confused as he looked at the stack of reports.

He grabbed the nurse’s arm, asking, “What are these reports for?”

“It’s a test for kidney compatibility. Didn’t you know about it, Mr. Williams? Ms. Evans did the test with Mr. Avery. His kidney failure is in its late stages. He has to get a transplant as soon as possible.”

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