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

Chapter 638:

Briley began to retort heatedly. “You…”

“Briley!” Sutton quickly intervened, his gaze warning her to hold her tongue.

Briley clenched her teeth, glaring at Sadie but remained silent. Coyle was taken aback by Sadie’s composure, and his expression grew stormy. He laughed coldly. “Sadie, you certainly have a sharp tongue. No wonder Noah chose you.” His tone was laden with derision.

With those words, he led his entourage past Sadie, heading toward the elevator.

Sadie’s expression was as cold as steel as she strode toward the elevator. Tina, who had barely taken a step away, stood rooted to the spot. Had she heard that right? Noah’s wife? Coyle had called Sadie Noah’s wife. But wasn’t Noah involved with Kyla? What on earth was happening here?

Tina’s thoughts spun wildly, tangled in a web of unanswered questions. And yet—beneath the confusion—there was a flicker of anticipation, a thrill she couldn’t quite explain. Regardless of the speculation, one fact remained indisputable—Sadie was the company chairman’s wife.

Sadie stepped onto the floor where the conference room was, her quiet determination apparent. As the elevator doors slid open, her gaze landed on the closed conference room door. A murmur of voices filtered through from the other side. Adjusting her attire with a swift, practiced motion, she pushed the door open.

and top executives filled the space, their hushed whispers swirling like an undercurrent of uncertainty. Their expressions ranged from wary

the table, Samuel following just a step behind. Under the weight of countless eyes, Sadie lowered herself into the

of the shareholders and executives, who exchanged curious glances. Some of them knew Sadie’s relationship with Noah, but most of them thought she had been just Noah’s

this audacious. Settled on one side of the conference table, he narrowed his eyes, a flicker of malice in his gaze. This woman was no ordinary

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swept the room, her fingers drumming lightly

she said, her voice smooth and deliberate. “Tell them who I

with quiet reverence before

Sadie Wall. Mr. and Mrs. Wall have been married for six years, though it was

through the room. Eyes widened.

married?”

“And to Sadie?”

shareholders and executives exchanged whispers, their voices rising