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

Chapter 50

Chapter 50:

Noah deftly stepped away from her touch. “I’ll make time for us soon,” he assured her, his tone even and firm.

Before Kyla could say anything more, Noah walked away, his silhouette merging with the golden sunset, his presence marked by a cool detachment.

Kyla’s lips quivered slightly as she pressed her nails into her palm, seemingly unaware of the pain. She hadn’t anticipated such complications; Sadie was indeed a relentless problem!

Meanwhile, Sadie stepped out of the golf course, only to find herself surrounded by silence. The area was desolate, with no taxis in sight; it felt like a forgotten corner of the world.

Sadie’s stomach churned painfully, a stark reminder that the single piece of bread she’d eaten for lunch had done little to sustain her. The confrontation with Noah and Kyla had left her emotionally and physically drained, her body trembling with dizziness and exhaustion.

As she thought about her lost bonus, a fresh wave of frustration crashed over her. Her vision blurred, her legs buckled, and before she could steady herself, she collapsed onto the ground. Tears spilled down her cheeks, hot and unbidden.

done to deserve this? She was bewildered by the harshness

instantly noticed Sadie’s plight. A flicker of surprise crossed his usually stern

as Noah took in Sadie’s pale face and her lips pressed tightly together, as though she were fighting to hold back the pain, something inside him softened. Almost instinctively, he found himself walking toward her. Before he could second-guess his actions, he stood right

lurched painfully, and before she could stop herself, she bent over, retching violently and

frown deepened, an unfamiliar emotion tightening his chest, something he couldn’t quite

opens doors to

crouched beside Sadie, his brows drawn together. “Sadie, what’s wrong?” His voice

fought to raise her head, her surroundings spinning as her vision blurred. She could barely make out Noah’s face through the fog of dizziness, but his features were still as perfect as ever, like a

voice trembled,

in his heart, Noah didn’t hesitate; he lifted Sadie

the world seemed to whirl around her, Sadie soon found herself cradled in a warm,

blend of perfume and a trace of tobacco filling her senses —

Sadie asked, trying to wriggle free, but his grip