After I left Alpha father and son went crazy with regret

Chapter 126

Her heart gave a traitorous lurch.

“How long has he been standing there?*

The streetlights cast a soft glow on his face, accentuating the sharp lines of his jaw. There was something unreadable in his eyes–something that made her uneasy.

She hesitated, gripping her purse strap. “What are you doing here?”

Arnold didn’t answer right away. Instead, he studied her, as if trying to read her thoughts.

Finally, he said, “I was waiting for you.”

A lump formed in Nora’s throat.

She didn’t know whether to feel flattered or alarmed.

Nora didn’t pause, her footsteps steady as she prepared to walk past him. But before she could move any farther, Arnold spoke.

“Grandmother had a fall last night,” his voice was calm yet laced with something deeper, something he rarely let surface. “She’d quite like you to visit her.”

For a second, Nora wavered.

She wasn’t sure what surprised her more–the news of Grandmother’s fall or the fact that Arnold had sought her out to deliver the message. But she kept her expression neutral, merely giving a short nod before continuing past him.

She didn’t owe him anything.

That afternoon, Nora left work early. The weight of Arnold’s words had lingered in her mind longer than she cared to admit. Though she wasn’t part of their world anymore, Grandmother had always been kind to her in her own way. And despite everything, a fall at her age was serious.

hospital was quiet when she arrived, the scent of antiseptic thick in the air. As she stepped into the hallway, she barely had time to register her surroundings before a familiar figure

dashed toward her.

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Chapter 126

“Mommy”

was bright with excitement as he rushed forward, wrapping his arms around her waist in a tight embrace.

second before her arms came around him instinctively.

Alex beamed up at her, his eyes filled with unfiltered

him a small smile. “I heard Grandmother wanted to see me.”

upon himself to pick out a few fruits on the table and go to the sink to clean them, as if he were playing the role of a young adult caring for a sick

surprise crossed her face before it settled into something softer,

keeping her voice light and

sighed, her fingers curling into the blanket. “You shouldn’t have

come.”

trouble,”

there was silence between them. Then Grandmother spoke again, her voice quiet, “I suppose this whole mess has nothing to do

meant. The divorce. The

been drawn between

and has nothing to do with you. You have been very kind to me over the

Nora’s hand and patted it, saying, “You’re

Arnold his ……”

her sentence when Alex pushed his way in and the

about the divorce.