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

Chapter 294

Chapter 294:

Ignoring Noah completely, Nigel led the way. Noah’s expression darkened slightly, signaling his desire to speak up, though he chose to remain silent.

Confusion clouded Sadie’s thoughts as well. The memorial hall was a revered place dedicated to the Wall family’s ancestors. Given her and Noah’s impending divorce, her presence there seemed out of place, even improper.

Nigel held her hand firmly, his warmth providing Sadie with a surprising sense of comfort.

On several occasions, Sadie nearly shared the news of her impending divorce from Noah. Yet, each time she glanced at his fragile form, the words stalled in her throat.

Positioned just behind Wall Manor, the memorial hall was a venerable structure that radiated dignity and age, typical of the family’s longstanding heritage.

As they neared, a subtle scent of sandalwood filled the air, its solemn fragrance setting the tone for the visit.

lighting illuminated many

toward a specific photo and murmured, “Sadie, please,

to the dim light, she could discern the name inscribed

Absolon Stewart.

Sadie expressed her astonishment.

in disbelief, and she turned to Nigel. A torrent of shock overwhelmed her. How could her grandfather’s photo end up in the

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sigh. “Absolon was my dearest friend during our college days,”

face. “We bumped into each other unexpectedly after we had finished our studies. By that time, he had become a distinguished financial expert, highly respected, while the Wall Group was facing serious difficulties. It was Absolon who assisted in resolving the turmoil at Wall Group. He eventually became a member of our board of

eyes revealed a mix

disagreements,

silence, Sadie felt a tumult of emotions stirring within her.

with grief as he shook his head. “Absolon died not long after our parting. He was a genuine friend, and his passing has left a wound in my heart that no amount of time can