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

Chapter 76

Chapter 76:

Taking a deep, steadying breath, Sadie continued, her tone steady but filled with unrestrained anguish. “While I was facing the most dangerous moment of my life, you cut off my only lifeline. And now, here you are, pretending to care, as if nothing happened. Do you even realize how ridiculous that is?”

Each accusation hit Noah like a dagger. A sinking feeling gripped him—something important was slipping through his fingers.

“Sadie, please understand, it wasn’t like that,” Noah pleaded, his voice breaking. “At that time, Kyla was…” His voice cracked, his regrets choking the words before they could escape.

Kyla had had a heart attack, and he needed to be there for her, to hold her hand so she couldn’t remove the oxygen mask—but it didn’t have to be him. At the same time, Sadie was on the verge of death, her life hanging by a thread, and he was the one who could have saved her.

Noah’s forehead glistened with cold sweat as the weight of his mistake began to settle in.

Filled with regret, Noah’s voice faltered, his words tumbling out in a desperate plea for redemption. “If only I’d known about the accident, I would have been there to save you.”

Sadie’s face remained stoic, her voice cutting through the air like ice. “There’s no room for what-ifs here. The reality

bond forever. Resolute, he positioned himself at Sadie’s bedside, his voice steady but soft. “I’ll stay right here. I’ll take care

lingered around him—unmistakably Kyla’s perfume—adding an unspoken

She was deeply unsettled by the thought that Noah, after spending time with Kyla, had the audacity to feign concern for

a sharp twist of her body, she faced away

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pulling him aside while his voice carried a stern warning. “Sadie just regained consciousness after the accident. If

impassivity as he settled into a chair beside the bed, simmering silently. Alex’s words felt

Sadie pressed

her expression one of

accusing finger at Noah, Sadie declared, “He’s disturbing my peace. Could

shifted to one of professional firmness as she turned to Noah. “This is a hospital. We prioritize our patient’s recovery above

shoulders, Noah stood up and took a few begrudging steps towards the door. Pausing, he threw