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

Chapter 79

Chapter 79:

Alex’s expression grew thoughtful as he processed her words. After a brief pause, he inquired, “What project are you considering?”

“There’s a fashion brand that’s embracing classic styles,” Sadie answered, a spark of enthusiasm in her tone despite the circumstances. “It perfectly matches my design skills. I’ve been trying to connect with them, but it’s been tough to break through.”

Alex raised an eyebrow, his voice tinged with curiosity. “Which one?”

“The Maple Group,” Sadie replied, her voice a gentle whisper, as if confiding a secret. “The CEO’s surname is Dominguez. Does that ring a bell?”

A mischievous grin slowly spread across Alex’s face, his eyes lighting up. “You should’ve led with that. Our families have been friends for generations. Consider it done.”

A flicker of excitement danced in Sadie’s eyes, igniting them with hope. “Really? Help me get that project, and I’ll owe you a dinner at the finest restaurant in town!”

Alex’s laughter echoed in the room, warm and infectious, enhancing his already striking features.

“Once you’re on your feet

tinting her pale cheeks. “It’s a

beside her bed, signaling the nurse to attend to

filled with a tender earnestness. “Rest up. I’ll be here tomorrow to

warmth washed over Sadie, her heart swelling with gratitude, yet burdened by the

my own,” she murmured gently, turning down

the newest chapters on

eyes deepened, reflecting sincere compassion as he gazed at her. “Sadie, don’t shut yourself away from the kindness others offer. This world has its harshness, but there’s also a lot of kindness. Let yourself accept it;

Sadie’s eyes brim with unshed

breath, she lowered her gaze to mask her vulnerability and managed a subdued

departure, a heavy silence reclaimed the

over its surface before she immersed herself in

time she met Roy, she wanted to be ready—impressive

Noah pressed heavily on Sadie, reminding her that, from now on, she needed to be her own anchor. Once a vibrant and promising designer, she had allowed her talents to dim in