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

Chapter 63

Chapter 63:

Jim met Sadie’s anxious gaze, took a deliberate breath, and affirmed with certainty, “She’s alright, just overly fatigued and in need of rest.”

Noah’s frown deepened. He sensed something was off in Jim’s assessment but respected his medical expertise.

The room fell into a tense silence.

Sadie felt a slight burden lift from her shoulders. She exhaled wearily and murmured, “Please, everyone, leave. I need to rest.”

Noah hesitated, words on the tip of his tongue, but he restrained himself, recalling Jim’s earlier advice. He rose, his presence looming over Sadie, and whispered reassuringly, “Rest now. Don’t worry about anything. The man from last night won’t bother you again; he’s been arrested.”

Sadie was momentarily stunned, a mix of emotions flickering in her weary eyes.

For a fleeting moment, she nearly convinced herself that Noah had rescued her, yet Kyla’s earlier remarks echoed in her mind—the police were the true rescuers, not Noah.

trailed behind him. The echoing click of Kyla’s heels on the floor slowly receded, and with them, the fleeting comfort brought by Noah’s seemingly concerned words dissipated

looked toward Jim, who had purposely stayed behind, and summoned her strength, calling out, “Dr. Archer…” Her voice was raspy. “Thank

and turned, caught off

the baby a secret from Noah.” Her grip on the quilt intensified, whitening

wore a look that conveyed mixed emotions. He paused, weighing his words, then asked, “Sooner or later, the truth will surface. What’s your next

quilt. A resolve solidified within her as she said, “I will divorce

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you’re planning to raise the baby

on her lips. “Each child is a blessing,” she said softly, her voice resonant with determination. “This child

Jim nodded, accepting her choice. “Okay, if you’re sure

in return, a small smile of

pondered whether Noah would one day regret losing such a remarkable

pad and wrote down the names of some medications. On the surface, they appeared