Waylon had also heard the news of Madisyn’s victory, and he greeted her with such exuberance that his voice nearly shattered everyone’s eardrums.


    “My dear sister, you’re nothing short of a goddess!”


    Madisyn held the phone at arm’s length, her ears still ringing from Waylon’s enthusiastic shout.


    Waylon was a movie star.


    Yet, he seemed to be utterlycking inposure.


    Madisyn still smiled.


    “Thank you, Waylon.


    ”


    “Madisyn, you’re absolutely incredible.


    I can’t wait to boast about you to everyone I know.


    ” Waylon’s pride beamed through his words.


    “Oh, by the way, Madisyn, tell me what you want.


    It’s on me.


    ”


    “I don’t really need anything.


    ”


    “I’m going to buy you some new clothes.


    It seems like your wardrobe could use a little boost.


    Just wait-I’ll pick out the most stunning outfits for you.


    ”


    Madisyn smiled.


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    After Waylon hung up, ine began mulling over the perfect gift for Madisyn.


    Despite Madisyn’s persistent refusals, ine decided to give her a stunning set of jewelry.


    Determined not to be outshone, Glenn promptly gifted Madisyn a house.


    Dane pondered for a moment, then chose to give Madisyn some money, transferring five million to her right away.


    For her, this amount wasn’t merely money-it symbolized deep familial love, something she had never received from the Chapman family.


    Her eyes grew moist, and she smelled a sweet fragrance as Andrew moved closer.


    With a mix of resignation and slightint, he whispered, “Everyone has already given you presents.


    What can I possibly give you?”


    Madisyn found his demeanor quite endearing, noticing his deep gaze fixed on her.


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    He murmured, “Maybe I should just give you myself?”


    Madisyn was startled.


    Before she could respond, Andrew had already started a conversation with Glenn.


    They quickly delved into a business talk, clicking instantly.


    Madisyn began to question if she had misunderstood him.


    Nearly finished with her meal, she casually browsed the news online.


    Articles about her winning first ce were circting on the inte.


    Her phone suddenly rang.


    She saw who it was and quickly declined the call.


    Yet, the caller was persistent and her phone rang again.


    Irritated, Madisyn stepped outside to answer, her voice showing her annoyance.


    “What is it?”


    “Madisyn,” Phyllis said, her voice soft yet strained, as she tried to hold back her irritation.


    “I heard about your first ce in the dance contest.


    Incredible! Seems my training and support weren’t wasted after all.


    ”