Between Ruin And Resolve: My Ex-Husband’s Regret

Chapter 9

Chapter 9:

Just as she was lost in her cleaning frenzy, her phone buzzed to life.

Noah was calling.

Sadie’s heart skipped. She was torn between answering and ignoring the call, but ultimately, she picked up.

Noah’s voice, icy and sharp, cut through the silence. “Where the hell are you, Sadie? Why aren’t you home? You’re not causing trouble again, are you?”

“Me? Causing trouble?” Sadie’s laugh was tinged with bitterness. “Considering we’re getting a divorce, I don’t see how my whereabouts are your concern.”

“Listen,” Sadie interjected, her tone firm yet cool, “I’ve accepted this divorce. I won’t be clinging to you. And I’d appreciate it if you’d refrain from bothering me further, Mr. Wall.”

With a decisive click, Sadie ended the call, leaving Noah to stew in silence on the other end.

His face twisted in anger as the line went dead. How dare this woman hang up on him!

ensued, Sadie meticulously dodged any encounters with

Wall Group, it was almost unbelievable how

to finish the project at hand. Once it was wrapped up, she’d make sure the divorce was final, then

a brisk Saturday morning, Sadie, clutching a box of Laura’s favorite pastries, made her way to the old, familiar teacher’s

many years, still

the school grounds to the apartment building, she

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What brings you here?” he inquired, his eyebrows arching in

face mirroring his surprise. “Oh, my grandmother lives here. How about

never seen you around. Noa—uh, I mean,

his words, waving a sheaf of documents. “I’m currently involved in some plans for expanding

a smile. “I only came here once or twice a year during my childhood, so

with a bright, welcoming smile. Her eyes landed on Alex, and she radiated warmth as she approached him, laying a gentle hand on his

asked

greeting, cautiously responded, “Oh, you’re Sadie’s grandmother, right? Pleased to meet you, I’m