The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Hey, Madelyn, why are you meddling in Class Two’s business?” Ailsa Zink slammed her hand on the desk and stood up, joined
by her close friends. Madelyn recognized them as friends of Kayla. “That’s right! We asked Mya to help, not you. Go back to your
class.”
Mya was scared of them but still quickly stood ahead of Madelyn. “Don’t bully her. I’ll buy lunch for you guys.”
Then, she timidly tugged at Madelyn’s sleeve from behind and said, “Madelyn, I’m fine. Just go back to your class. You’ve helped
me a lot, and I don’t want to trouble you.”
A group of people approached. Then, one of them picked up Madelyn’s notebook and said mockingly, “Can that idiot even
understand this?”
“Don’t touch it. It belongs to Madelyn.” Mya reached out to grab it but was teased and played with by them like a puppet.
‘Are you telling me not to touch it? Well, guess what? Not only am I going to touch it, but I’m even going to tear it apart!”
Mya said anxiously, “Don’t!” The others were all enjoying the spectacle. That person looked at her provocatively, and a tear was
made on the page.
Madelyn remained calm. Suddenly, she spoke, “Before tearing it, why not flip the page on it?” and see whose name is written
“Cut the drama! It’s just a useless notebook. What’s so special about it?” Ailsa turned a page, and her expression changed
instantly.
“So what? Who cares?” Ailsa said, but she nervously put the notebook back. Madelyn said, “Wait.”
“Wh-What else do you want me to do?” Ailsa asked.
“Apologize to Mya.”
“Why should I apologize to an idiot like her?” “Just because of the name written on it, “Madelyn suppressed her anger and forced
herself to speak calmly.
Perhaps due to her fear, Ailsa still reluctantly apologized to Mya. Indeed, she had a reason to be fearful. “I’m sorry, Mya!” She
practically gritted her teeth while saying it.
However, she still felt defiant deep down. ‘She’s just using her body to get ahead. What’s so special about her? Let’s see how
long you can keep being so arrogant, Madelyn Jent!’

The others were curious about whose name Ailsa saw on the page and why it made her change her attitude suddenly.
“Oh, it’s quite lively here!” Forrest immediately disrupted the unusual vibe as he arrived. He was still wearing his basketball
jersey and casually threw the ball into the hoop by the hygiene corner.
“Are you here to vent your anger on behalf of this idiot again?” He said this to Madelyn, and the ‘idiot’ referred to Mya. “You’re so
warm-hearted, huh? When did...”
Madelyn ignored him and turned to Mya, saying, “From now on, come find me at noon every day. I’ll teach you. If anyone dares
to bully you, just slap this notebook in their face.”
Madelyn’s confidence came from the support she received from Ethan. The bell for class rang. Madelyn was about to leave, but
Forrest suddenly grabbed her.