After preparing dinner for herself and Dylan an hour ago, Madison was now looking at the clock. She had been staring at the Italian dishes on the dining table for so long while she waited for him to arrive that they had become cold. Candlelight cast shadows that highlighted the vacant chair that was directly across from Madison."Already it's seven o'clock. Where are you at this moment?" As Madison sulked and laid her head down on the table in exasperation, she asked the question. She grumbled, almost as if she wished Dylan to hear that he was being an annoyance to her "You said you'll come over... You have given me reason to believe that we will see you here tonight..."Dylan called Madison yesterday and informed her that he would be going directly to the flat later that evening. Due to the fact that he had been so preoccupied as of late, he had not been seen in the flat for the past two days. Madison was fully aware that the love of her life was weighed down by an excessive number o

Dylan was aware that Madison had to have had some lonely mornings and nights while spending time in his apartment. Dylan felt a sharp pain in his chest every time he thought about how badly he wanted to be with her all day, holding her hand, kissing her lips, and snuggling up with her. But, he could only flee to safety in Madison's arms and return home while Hades' guards were absent from the area. Now that Hades had finally removed the audio recording device that he was using to listen in on Dylan and Suzette's conversation, the two were free to speak their minds without fear of being overheard. However, throughout the entire day, Hades' eyes followed Dylan and Suzette about like they were making sure that neither the groom nor the bride would try to escape.Dylan was getting assistance from a private detective, but it did not make him feel any more relieved. The wedding was supposed to take place in a few days' time. Both he and Suzette anticipated that the subsequent days, includin

The day that Dylan was most anxiously anticipating had finally arrived. While he was sitting on his bed and looked at the tuxedo that had been prepared for his wedding later that day, he couldn't help but feel annoyed. The one and only strategy he had conceived of the night before, the only strategy that could assist him in preventing this wedding, was now rendered ineffective due to the fact that he was suddenly unable to get in touch with Suzette's boyfriend. How incredibly foolish of him to think that everything was going according to plan."What should I do at this point?" Dylan questioned himself while looking at the tuxedo in a bewildered manner. Even though he desperately wanted to be with Madison, he couldn't bring himself to do so since he couldn't bear to see his father suffer in prison after having abandoned him for the sake of his own happiness. Now, he was in a position where he had to make a decision between Madison and his father. Why was it necessary for him to go thro

Madison was attempting to bring order to the chaos in her mind as she sat on the bamboo chair and stared blankly at the ripples in the water near the lake. Even though it had been a few days since she had left Dylan's place, she continued to feel both upset and perplexed. She was conscious of the fact that she shouldn't have left on an impulse, but the sight of Dylan and Suzette spending time together made her feel resentful and caused her grief. Although though Madison had complete faith in Dylan and loved him very much, it would be a very other experience for her to see him content with someone else. It felt as though someone had repeatedly stabbed her in the chest, and the pain was excruciating.Madison was momentarily distracted from her thoughts when she heard a soft voice say, "Honey," coming from behind her. She swiftly turned around, greeted Ruth with a grin, and started heading in Ruth's direction."Mother, what brings you here today?" Madison inquired while her attention was

With that, the wedding ceremony finally began. Ruth was the one who would walk Madison down the aisle. As they ushered in front of the center, Madison did not take her eyes off the person who inspired her to be the best woman he deserved, who gave color to her world and the one she loved the most.Madison was ecstatic at this point and now understood why Dylan had missed her graduation—he had been planning this wedding for her and was waiting for her at the altar. When the song started playing, she and Ruth began to walk. Madison grabbed her arm and couldn't stop crying."Don't cry anymore, Honey. Your makeup will be ruined, which will make you ugly," Ruth jokingly warned her, which made Madison cry even harder."I can't help it, Mom. If you are the one who would marry such a perfect guy, I'm sure you'll cry too," Madison whispered back as tears flowed from her eyes.The venue was perfectly arranged, combining white, black, and red as its motif; it truly enhanced the hall. Madison cou