Chapter 296

When Wanda came in with supper, she saw Madison standing by the window in the blue and white hospital gown. The bright moonlight cast a cold glow over Madison's figure. Wanda turned on the lights, dispelling the somber moonlight in the ward. "Ms. Locke, what are you doing out of bed? You're barely dressed. You shouldn't stand by the window in this wind!" Wanda quickly draped a jacket over Madison. "You barely ate at the banquet, so I brought you some food." She guided Madison to the table and settled her in a chair. "Mr. Harvey has taken Ms. Wynn home. He asked me to tell you to get a good rest tonight. If there's anything, he'll handle it tomorrow." "Mm." Madison began to eat. "Wanda, if I had died at the banquet today, would it have been irresponsible of me toward you all?" Wanda was busy arranging the expensive dress that Madison had changed out of. It was worth many millions—enough to buy many villas. She continued working and replied, "Why would you say that, Ms. Locke? W