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

Chapter 326

Chapter 326:

Sadie’s nose twitched, a telltale sign that she was on the verge of tears. Her voice caught as she nodded, barely managing to whisper, “I get it, Grandma.” Behind her, Noah remained silent, his presence like a shadow.

With a long, piercing gaze that seemed to search her soul, he turned abruptly and departed from the ward, his footsteps echoing in the stark silence. Sadie felt a pang of emptiness as he left, the sterile scent of disinfectant suddenly suffocating.

She walked out softly, her footsteps barely making a sound in the deserted corridor—Noah was nowhere to be seen. Her gaze lingered on the desolate stretch before her, a heavy, unspoken sorrow settling in her chest.

She blinked fiercely, battling the surge of tears threatening to spill.

“Sadie.” Alex’s voice, warm with concern, broke through her reverie.

She turned, a strained smile tugging at her lips. “Alex, why haven’t you left yet?”

He closed the distance between them, his voice a gentle murmur. “Your grandma is alright now, and that’s a relief for

he was mindful of her fragile state. It was clear to him that Sadie was deeply affected by Noah’s abrupt departure, the shadow of which seemed to

nodded appreciatively. “Thank

replied, his voice low. A pause followed, during which Alex’s gaze lingered on her slightly reddened eyes. “Are you sure you’re fine?” he asked, concern weaving through his

flashing in her eyes. “Don’t worry, I’m just a little tired. You should

seemed to wrestle with his words,

Lɑτєѕτ cнαρτєrs 𝑖n g𝓪l𝗇ovєl𝑠.𝓬o𝓶

she returned to the ward. She picked up an apple and started peeling it for Laura, but her hands

hospital bed, watched Sadie with kind eyes that carried

that you can’t even peel an apple properly.

back to the present, Sadie quickly masked her emotions with a forced smile. “Nothing, really.

gaze never straying from Sadie’s face. “Sweetheart, I can see right through you. Does this have

with a hint of something unspoken. “Grandma, he’s just… a