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

Chapter 64

Chapter 64:

As Sadie gripped Laura’s delicate hand, her tears began to flow.

“Grandma, it’s such a relief to see your eyes open! I was terrified when you collapsed. What caused your heart attack?” Sadie’s voice trembled with emotion.

Laura had always been healthy, with no history of heart issues, making the attack even more baffling to Sadie.

With her other hand, Laura reached out to brush away Sadie’s tears. Her own eyes brimmed with tears, too.

“Sadie, have you been keeping secrets from me?” Laura whispered weakly.

Frozen by the question, Sadie responded, “What?”

Laura’s eyes searched Sadie’s, filled with deep concern.

“Have you been involved with another woman’s man?” Laura’s words were heavy with grief, and her tears flowed freely. “It’s my fault. I failed to keep you safe.”

Confusion clouded Sadie’s expression, and her anxiety mounted. “Grandma, why would you think that? Who has been filling your head with such lies?” Sadie’s voice rose in frustration.

my doorstep. They showed you being held by a man as you entered

Sadie gasped.

man was holding her? Entering

each word seeming to drain her strength. “It warned that you must

her momentarily speechless as she scrambled for the right

horror. “You’re injured? Did that person come after you to

available

voice quivered, thick with fear and panic. “Sweetheart, listen—stay out of someone else’s marriage. You need to cut

anxiety swelled, her breaths growing ragged as her chest rose and fell

felt as though an invisible fist had clenched around her heart, squeezing until it became hard

not like that,” she said, her voice shaky despite her best

doubtful gaze didn’t waver, and Sadie exhaled deeply, the weight of misunderstanding pressing down on her. “Where are

towards her clothes.

the resuscitation room, a nurse had swapped her clothes for a sterile patient gown. The nurse had then placed her belongings

the fabric until her fingertips brushed against something stiff

pulled out the

frozen in glossy stillness, were images of her and