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

Chapter 39

Chapter 39:

Sadie hadn’t anticipated that the rumors would circulate through the office so swiftly, thrusting her once again into the relentless whirl of office gossip. Back when she married Noah, only a select few were privy to their union. Now, with Kyla’s return, Noah must be even more determined to distance himself from any association with her.

“It’s strictly professional—a classic boss and subordinate dynamic,” Sadie asserted, her voice a soft murmur as she cast her eyes downward, veiling the flicker of sadness that threatened to surface. “Mr. Wall is renowned not just for his generosity but also for his unwavering loyalty. Were any of you compelled to drink against your will, he’d undoubtedly defend you, too.”

“Huh?” Tina’s jaw dropped, her expression morphing into one of incredulity. She searched for something to counter Sadie’s impeccable defense, but finding none, she hesitantly backed down, her skepticism lingering in the tense air.

Sadie sank into her seat, her mind swirling with chaotic thoughts. Could Noah possibly harbor lingering feelings for her? This tantalizing possibility fluttered through her consciousness briefly before she firmly squashed it. No, Noah didn’t love her; she couldn’t let herself succumb to baseless daydreams.

Inside the CEO’s office, Samuel dutifully completed his rundown of the day’s agenda for Noah. Then, he hesitantly broached the subject of the latest office whispers that were circulating.

the very air around him. The atmosphere

matters?” Noah’s voice sliced through the silence, sharp and unforgiving, without even a glance

truly indifferent to his wife, Sadie. Samuel realized there was little he could do to mend the fissures

at ease; your wife has already cleared up the misunderstandings,” Samuel hastily assured, adopting a professional demeanor to mask his inner

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Noah’s voice halted him abruptly.

was flat, emotionless, yet Samuel detected an underlying current of something intense, something

that the two of you have nothing more than a typical boss-subordinate relationship. She praised your compassion and protective nature, insisting that you’d defend any employee

countenance

ominous atmosphere of the office. Left alone, Noah slumped into his expansive chair,

a sleek Chanel suit, paused at the doorway of the CEO’s office. “Samuel, is Noah inside?” she inquired with a knowing smirk, her voice laced with playful tease,