Ahs Madison Novels & Stories

Madison went 360 especially with her attitude. Since Madison, unlike before that was loud and lazy but still active and focused, changes into a quiet and unattentive. Gavin always sees her dozing off while sitting or looking blankly at her ceiling or any blank spaces. Sometimes, he would just look for her and find her at the veranda where they drank hot chocolate. He’s so worried that he has to look at her from time to time since he doesn't know what Madison is thinking at those moments.

I’ve seen beaten dogs who shake less. “Come on, Madison,” Mila says, her tone gentler than normal. “Asher is upstairs.” She’s here to see Asher? Intrigued, I remain where I am on the stairs as the pair get closer. Mila sees me, her eyes going from wide to narrow. Madison, who has been pressing close to Mila like she’s a source of comfort, stops short at the sight of me. The young woman can’t be older than eighteen. Her face, unlike her thin body, has the roundness of youth.

“I really don’t want attention, Ashley,i want to be alone” “Did you have those nightmares again?” “Yes and i think it gets terrible each day,i can’t seem to erase what happened that night out of my head” “Everything will be over in due time” We were walking down the hall way, Ashley was going through her phone. “Madison just posted on the school’s website that she saw a new student registering to start in this college, she said that he’s extremely handsome, even more than your brother” “Is that something we should be happy about? Madison is nothing but a desperate b*tch” i said and we both laughed.

His amused eyes flickered over to me, "I don't suppose you like to have fun, Lola. Asher here was always so miserable at parties. I'd hate it if his mate had the same affliction." "Really, it would be super awesome if you came." Cassidy smiled softly at Asher. Her eyes flickered over to me after a few long seconds, but her smile never faltered. "It's at a local swimming spot in town. We keep it secret year-round so the tourists can't ruin it." Asher's eyes were hardened granite, glancing down at me in a way that made my face and neck flush. 'Don't you dare.' He warned, gruff voice rolling through my head on a wave of command that made my knee's nearly buckle.

When the time did come, Alessa got busy putting out a fire with a vendor at PHAT, so when Madison walked in, Alessa didn’t even notice as she pleaded with the vendor to not charge them a late f*e. “Hello! Am I invisible?” Madison said, knocking on the conference room door frame. “Can I call you back?” Alessa said into the phone but hung up before she got the confirmation. “Your back!” Alessa tackled Madison into a hug. “Finally! This was the welcome back I was hoping for.” A very tan Madison said. “How was it?” Alessa said, letting go. “Paradise. We considered staying till John’s birthday next week, but he wanted to spend it with his brother.” Madison clicked her tongue. “Which I get but I m

Madison enjoying a meal at the dining table. "Hello, Ashley dear," Mrs. Madison said upon seeing her. "Did you manage to submit the bill of quantities to Joyce Hart of Madden Limited after leaving the airport?" Ashley smiled and replied, "Yes, I did. It's all taken care of now." Mr. Madison called the maids over and instructed them to set a place for Ashley at the table. "We can't have you going hungry now, can we?" he said with a grin and they all Laughed Ashley sat down and they all enjoyed the delicious meal that had been prepared. The conversation was lively and filled with laughter.

"I'll marry Thelia." Luna Camilla's eyes gleamed with triumph, though she kept her expression composed. "And where are you going this time?" she asked, her tone almost conversational, as if they were discussing the weather. "Alaska," Asher replied, setting his untouched coffee cup down on the table. "For the mine acquisition." "Alaska," his mother repeated thoughtfully, her gaze searching his face. "I see. Well, don't stay away too long, Asher. We have much to prepare for."

In the distance Maddie could see the skyscrapers of Manhattan and the black figure of the Statue of Liberty, farther out to sea. They got down from the motorbike and Ayesha whistled. The whistle sounded loud in the chilly night air, metallic with the smell of rain and thunder. A dog barked in the distance. Jason rolled from behind a couple of trashcans, followed by Cassie, both of whom were also dressed in fighting gear. "What took you guys so long?" Jason asked, barely out of breath as he cartwheeled to a stop before them. "Sleeping Beauty here," Ayesha nodded towards Maddie "was enjoying her nightmares too much"

Ashley grabs the glass of fruit juice on the table, stands up from her chair, and walks towards Madison. "You better get out of here before I pour this juice all over you. And trust me, you won't like what happens after that. I will kick your ass,” She warns. “By the way, congratulations on taking the first three letters of your name personal. You're mad.” Madison's eyes widen, and she lets out a low hiss. She tosses her hair over her shoulder and stalks out of the restaurant, rolling her eyes at me before she leaves. "You are coming to the party with me," Ashley tells me, her tone leaving no room for argument.

"Madison. What are you doing here?" "Working, obviously." She made a show of examining her manicure. "Daddy's company has a partnership with Hartley Group. He thought an internship would look good on my resume." Her eyes narrowed. "The real question is what are you doing here?" "Same as you," I said evenly. "Working." "Really?" Madison's lips curled into a smirk. "Because the last I heard, the Ashford name was toxic. Your daddy's in prison, your family's broke, and you—" She paused for effect. "—you were the punch line of every joke in Manhattan."