From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter 557 Madison Bites Her Tongue to Commit Suicide "Will there ever be a day when you usetoo?" Penelope asked.

Even if Kelvin did use her, Penelope wouldn't be this mad.

But sending Sam on a dangerous mission? That was crossing the line! Kelvin looked at her. "I believe Sam can handle it perfectly. He's the only one who can get into the Walker family and get close to Isabella. He's the best choice." Penelope bit her lip hard. "You don't care about Sam at all, do you? You've always been cold and heartless. Sam isn't your kid, so why would you care if he lives or dies?" 'Kelvin, that's your son! Your real son! If you knew who Sam really was, would you still send him on such a dangerous mission? If Isabella finds out, Sam's done for!' she thought.

"Penelope, I don't think like that," Kelvin said.

Even when he was young, Sam had a way of making Lucy happy. She was always doting on him, calling him "brother" all the time. This, of course, made Kelvin jealous.

But honestly, Kelvin admired Sam.

Growing up in a single-parent family, Sam was neither shy nor scared. He was fearless and brave. He got Kelvin recordings of Isabella and Madison at crucial times, set up surveillance in the Walker family, and even made his own bugging devices! This kid was no ordinary child! He was a genius! He was way ahead of his peers! You could even say Sam's skills, methods, and vision were better than most adults! "Sam is amazing. In all of this, he's irreplaceable," Kelvin continued. "Without him, nothing would have gone this smoothly." Penelope took a deep breath. "I'm worried about Sam. If something happens to him, what will you tell his parents? I have kids, and I care about him! And if he messes up and Isabella catches on, then what?" "He can take care of himself, and he's proven he's done exceptionally well," Kelvin said. Penelope was at a loss for words.

Sam confidently assured them he was ready and not scared at all, and Kelvin trusted him completely, putting everything in his hands-unbelievable, both father and son! Did they not know the meaning of fear? Was Sam not scared of poison? Was Kelvin not worried Sam would mess up? Well, she was worrying for nothing! They really were father and son, with courage and strategy beyond her understanding! "Mr. Davis..." The butler's voice cfrom the door.

Kelvin looked over. "What is it?" "Madison bit her tongue to commit suicide," the butler said.

Kelvin and Penelope both said at the stime, "Suicide?" Dead? Madison just died like that? "Yes," the butler replied. "Her mouth was full of blood, and it couldn't be stopped, but she's still barely alive. They don't know what to do and cto ask for your instructions." Kelvin's voice was firm as he gave the order. "Madison cannot die!" At least, not like this! That would be too easy for her! Wanted to die? The torment hadn't even started! "Got it," the butler said. "I'll get the doctor right away." Kelvin nodded.

"I'll go too," Penelope suddenly said. "I want to see her." Kelvin was surprised. "Penelope." "Are you coming?" Penelope asked. "Or are you stopping me?" "I'm worried it might scare you," Kelvin said.

"I'm not as fragile as you think," Penelope replied. "Let's go." If you're loving the book, nel5sis where the adventure continues. Join us for the complete experience-all for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for you! She walked out first.

Kelvin frowned but followed her.

Madison was being held at the foot of a remote mountain.

There were no streetlights, so it was pitch black. It was eerily quiet, with the sounds of various small animals.

On the way, Penelope saw a large snake slowly slithering across the road in the car's headlights.

Goosebumps rose on her arms.

The car finally stopped in front of an abandoned two-story house.

"Mr. Davis." The bodyguard stepped forward and respectfully opened the car door.

As soon as Kelvin got out, he saw Penelope already standing close to him, her body pressed against his.

So proactive? Usually, she couldn't wait to get away from him.

"Scared?" Kelvin asked. "It's okay, nothing can hurt you now." The mountain breeze was chilly, even though it was summer.

"Why did you leave Madison here?" Penelope asked. "This place is too remote." "This is where she'll spend the rest of her life. She can only stay here," Kelvin said. Kelvin had long planned how to torment Madison bit by bit! Physical pain was just the beginning.

Mental torment was the real deal! Penelope swallowed. "Kelvin, you..." "Did I scare you?" Kelvin softened his expression.

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She didn't answer, just pushed him, signaling him to go inside quickly Standing outside, she always felt like ssnake or insect would suddenly appear! But inside the house, it wasn't much better.

It was dilapidated, with mold growing on the walls, an uneven floor, and the air was filled with an indescribable smell. Penelope felt nauseous and, after walking a bit, couldn't help but turn around and retch.

"Penelope?" Kelvin said.

She waved her hand. "I'm fine. Where's Madison?" "Over there," Kelvin said.

In the weeds, Madison lay there, her clothes tattered and barely covering her body.

Her mouth was stained with dried blood.

"Madison." Penelope walked over and called her name.

Madison, who had her eyes closed, suddenly opened them. "Who? Who's calling me?" She sat up and stared at Penelope as if she didn't recognize her.

After a moment, she reacted. "It's you, Penelope! Penelope!" Madison screamed and tried to pounce on her.

Penelope didn't have tto step back before Madison fell forward, her face hitting the ground.

Then, there was silence.

Penelope stared blankly at the scene.

The next second, her shoulder warmed as Kelvin pulled her back. "Don't get too close." His voice was low and husky, incredibly magnetic in the night.

"Kelvin, it's you." Madison propped herself up and slowly raised herm head. "Kelvin, you finally came. You're here to save me, right?"